hedge in Russian
hedge in Russian is [[живой|жива́я]] [[и́згородь]], живая изгородь, экиво́к — hedge means a row of closely planted bushes or shrubs forming a barrier or boundary.
hedge in Russian
What does "hedge" mean?
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noun A row of closely planted bushes or shrubs forming a barrier or boundary.
"They trimmed the hedge along the front garden every spring."
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noun A financial move made to reduce or offset the risk of a loss elsewhere.
"The airline bought fuel contracts as a hedge against rising oil prices."
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noun A vague or noncommittal statement made to avoid being pinned down.
"His answer was such a hedge that nobody knew what he actually thought."
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verb To avoid giving a straight answer or firm commitment.
"She hedged when asked if she'd take the job."
hedge in a sentence
- They trimmed the hedge along the front garden every spring.
- A tall hedge separated the two properties.
- The airline bought fuel contracts as a hedge against rising oil prices.
- His answer was such a hedge that nobody knew what he actually thought.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "hedge" in Russian?
"hedge" in Russian is [[живой|жива́я]] [[и́згородь]], живая изгородь, экиво́к. hedge means: A row of closely planted bushes or shrubs forming a barrier or boundary.
How do you pronounce [[живой|жива́я]] [[и́згородь]]?
"hedge" in Russian is [[живой|жива́я]] [[и́згородь]], pronounced "[[zhivoy|zhivaya]] [[izgorod]]".
How do you use "hedge" in a sentence?
Example: "They trimmed the hedge along the front garden every spring." In Russian, "hedge" is [[живой|жива́я]] [[и́згородь]], живая изгородь, экиво́к.
Are there other ways to say "hedge" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 3 translations listed for "hedge": [[живой|жива́я]] [[и́згородь]], живая изгородь, экиво́к.