invisible in Russian
invisible in Russian is неви́димый, незри́мый, невидимый — invisible means not able to be seen, either because it is hidden or because it does not reflect light.
invisible in Russian
неви́димый
Pronounced: nevidimyy
Unable to be seen; out of sight; not visible.
незри́мый
Pronounced: nezrimyy
Unable to be seen; out of sight; not visible.
невидимый
Pronounced: nevidimyy
Unable to be seen; out of sight; not visible.
неви́димый
Pronounced: nevidimyy
Not appearing on the surface.
скры́тый
Pronounced: skrytyy
Not appearing on the surface.
What does "invisible" mean?
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adj Not able to be seen, either because it is hidden or because it does not reflect light.
"The thin wire was almost invisible against the grey sky."
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adj Chat or messaging: appearing offline to others while still logged in.
"I go invisible on the app whenever I need to study quietly."
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invisible in a sentence
- The thin wire was almost invisible against the grey sky.
- Germs are invisible to the naked eye.
- I go invisible on the app whenever I need to study quietly.
- Why are you invisible? I can see you were online a minute ago!
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What is "invisible" in Russian?
"invisible" in Russian is неви́димый, незри́мый, невидимый. invisible means: Not able to be seen, either because it is hidden or because it does not reflect light.
How do you pronounce неви́димый?
"invisible" in Russian is неви́димый, pronounced "nevidimyy".
How do you use "invisible" in a sentence?
Example: "The thin wire was almost invisible against the grey sky." In Russian, "invisible" is неви́димый, незри́мый, невидимый.
Are there other ways to say "invisible" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 4 translations listed for "invisible": неви́димый, незри́мый, невидимый, скры́тый.
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