high-maintenance in Russian
high-maintenance in Russian is тре́бующий постоя́нного ухо́да — high-maintenance means of a person, needing a great deal of attention, reassurance or effort to keep happy.
high-maintenance in Russian
тре́бующий постоя́нного ухо́да
Pronounced: trebuyushchiy postoyannogo ukhoda
(of a system) Requiring a high degree of maintenance to ensure proper functioning, and without which it is likely to break down.
What does "high-maintenance" mean?
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adjective Of a person, needing a great deal of attention, reassurance or effort to keep happy.
"He's high-maintenance: three texts a day or he assumes something is wrong."
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adjective Of a thing, requiring frequent care, servicing or expense to keep in good condition.
"A pool is beautiful and thoroughly high-maintenance."
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high-maintenance in a sentence
- He's high-maintenance: three texts a day or he assumes something is wrong.
- She warned her flatmate that she was high-maintenance about the kitchen.
- A pool is beautiful and thoroughly high-maintenance.
- Silk shirts are high-maintenance compared with cotton.
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What is "high-maintenance" in Russian?
"high-maintenance" in Russian is тре́бующий постоя́нного ухо́да. high-maintenance means: Of a person, needing a great deal of attention, reassurance or effort to keep happy.
How do you pronounce тре́бующий постоя́нного ухо́да?
"high-maintenance" in Russian is тре́бующий постоя́нного ухо́да, pronounced "trebuyushchiy postoyannogo ukhoda".
How do you use "high-maintenance" in a sentence?
Example: "He's high-maintenance: three texts a day or he assumes something is wrong." In Russian, "high-maintenance" is тре́бующий постоя́нного ухо́да.
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