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infernal in Russian

infernal in Russian is а́довый, а́дский, чёртовый — infernal means relating to hell or the underworld; hellish.

infernal in Russian

а́довый
adj
Pronounced: adovyy
Of or relating to hell, or the world of the dead; hellish.
а́дский
adj
Pronounced: adskiy
Of or relating to hell, or the world of the dead; hellish.
чёртовый
adj
Pronounced: chyortovyy
Diabolical or fiendish.
прокля́тый
adj
Pronounced: proklyatyy
(as an expletive) Very annoying; damned.

What does "infernal" mean?

  1. adj Relating to hell or the underworld; hellish.
    "The painting showed sinners trapped in some infernal pit of fire."
  2. adj Extremely annoying or troublesome (informal, used for emphasis).
    "Turn off that infernal alarm, it's been going for ten minutes!"
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infernal in a sentence

  • The painting showed sinners trapped in some infernal pit of fire.
  • The heat in the boiler room was infernal.
  • Turn off that infernal alarm, it's been going for ten minutes!

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What is "infernal" in Russian?

"infernal" in Russian is а́довый, а́дский, чёртовый. infernal means: Relating to hell or the underworld; hellish.

How do you pronounce а́довый?

"infernal" in Russian is а́довый, pronounced "adovyy".

How do you use "infernal" in a sentence?

Example: "The painting showed sinners trapped in some infernal pit of fire." In Russian, "infernal" is а́довый, а́дский, чёртовый.

Are there other ways to say "infernal" in Russian?

Yes — Russian has 4 translations listed for "infernal": а́довый, а́дский, чёртовый, прокля́тый.

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