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hitchhiker in Russian

hitchhiker in Russian is путеше́ствующая автосто́пом, путеше́ствующий автосто́пом, автосто́пщик — hitchhiker means a person who travels by hitchhiking.

hitchhiker in Russian

путеше́ствующая автосто́пом
noun
Pronounced: puteshestvuyushchaya avtostopom
A person or thing that hitchhikes.
путеше́ствующий автосто́пом
noun
Pronounced: puteshestvuyushchiy avtostopom
A person or thing that hitchhikes.
автосто́пщик
noun
Pronounced: avtostopshchik
A person or thing that hitchhikes.
автосто́пщица
noun
Pronounced: avtostopshchitsa
A person or thing that hitchhikes.

What does "hitchhiker" mean?

  1. noun A person who travels by hitchhiking.
    "They picked up a hitchhiker on the way to the coast."
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hitchhiker in a sentence

  • They picked up a hitchhiker on the way to the coast.

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What is "hitchhiker" in Russian?
"hitchhiker" in Russian is путеше́ствующая автосто́пом, путеше́ствующий автосто́пом, автосто́пщик. hitchhiker means: A person who travels by hitchhiking.
How do you pronounce путеше́ствующая автосто́пом?
"hitchhiker" in Russian is путеше́ствующая автосто́пом, pronounced "puteshestvuyushchaya avtostopom".
How do you use "hitchhiker" in a sentence?
Example: "They picked up a hitchhiker on the way to the coast." In Russian, "hitchhiker" is путеше́ствующая автосто́пом, путеше́ствующий автосто́пом, автосто́пщик.
Are there other ways to say "hitchhiker" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 4 translations listed for "hitchhiker": путеше́ствующая автосто́пом, путеше́ствующий автосто́пом, автосто́пщик, автосто́пщица.
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