junkie in Russian
junkie in Russian is люби́тель, энтузиа́ст — junkie means someone addicted to a drug, especially heroin.
junkie in Russian
люби́тель
Pronounced: lyubitel
(slang, by extension) An enthusiast of something.
энтузиа́ст
Pronounced: entuziast
(slang, by extension) An enthusiast of something.
What does "junkie" mean?
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noun Someone addicted to a drug, especially heroin.
"The clinic treats junkies trying to get clean."
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noun Informally, someone with a strong, almost obsessive enthusiasm for something.
"She's a total news junkie, checking headlines every hour."
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junkie in a sentence
- The clinic treats junkies trying to get clean.
- She's a total news junkie, checking headlines every hour.
- He's an adrenaline junkie who loves extreme sports.
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What is "junkie" in Russian?
"junkie" in Russian is люби́тель, энтузиа́ст. junkie means: Someone addicted to a drug, especially heroin.
How do you pronounce люби́тель?
"junkie" in Russian is люби́тель, pronounced "lyubitel".
How do you use "junkie" in a sentence?
Example: "The clinic treats junkies trying to get clean." In Russian, "junkie" is люби́тель, энтузиа́ст.
Are there other ways to say "junkie" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 2 translations listed for "junkie": люби́тель, энтузиа́ст.
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