ink in Russian
ink in Russian is черни́ла, чернила — ink means a colored liquid used for writing, drawing, or printing.
ink in Russian
черни́ла
Pronounced: chernila
чернила
Pronounced: chernila
What does "ink" mean?
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noun A colored liquid used for writing, drawing, or printing.
"The pen had run out of ink."
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noun Informal for a tattoo.
"He's got some serious ink on both arms."
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verb To formally sign a contract or deal.
"The band inked a deal with a major record label."
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ink in a sentence
- The pen had run out of ink.
- The printer needs a new ink cartridge.
- He's got some serious ink on both arms.
- The band inked a deal with a major record label.
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What is "ink" in Russian?
"ink" in Russian is черни́ла, чернила. ink means: A colored liquid used for writing, drawing, or printing.
How do you pronounce черни́ла?
"ink" in Russian is черни́ла, pronounced "chernila".
How do you use "ink" in a sentence?
Example: "The pen had run out of ink." In Russian, "ink" is черни́ла, чернила.
Are there other ways to say "ink" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 2 translations listed for "ink": черни́ла, чернила.
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