ill in Russian
ill in Russian is больно́й, хво́рый — ill means unwell or in poor health; sick.
ill in Russian
больно́й
Pronounced: bolnoy
Unwell in terms of health or physical condition; sick. [from 15th c.]
хво́рый
Pronounced: khvoryy
Unwell in terms of health or physical condition; sick. [from 15th c.]
What does "ill" mean?
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adjective Unwell or in poor health; sick.
"She stayed home from work because she felt ill."
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adjective Bad, harmful, or unfavourable.
"The decision had some unexpected ill effects on morale."
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adverb Badly or imperfectly.
"The plan was ill conceived from the very start."
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noun A problem, hardship, or misfortune (usually plural).
"The report examined the social ills of poverty and unemployment."
ill in a sentence
- She stayed home from work because she felt ill.
- He was seriously ill for most of last winter.
- The decision had some unexpected ill effects on morale.
- The plan was ill conceived from the very start.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "ill" in Russian?
"ill" in Russian is больно́й, хво́рый. ill means: Unwell or in poor health; sick.
How do you pronounce больно́й?
"ill" in Russian is больно́й, pronounced "bolnoy".
How do you use "ill" in a sentence?
Example: "She stayed home from work because she felt ill." In Russian, "ill" is больно́й, хво́рый.
Are there other ways to say "ill" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 2 translations listed for "ill": больно́й, хво́рый.
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