kelp in Russian
kelp in Russian is [[бурый|бу́рая]] [[во́доросль]], ламина́рия — kelp means any of several large brown seaweeds that grow in dense underwater forests along rocky coastlines.
kelp in Russian
[[бурый|бу́рая]] [[во́доросль]]
Pronounced: [[buryy|buraya]] [[vodorosl]]
Any of several large brown algae seaweeds (order Laminariales).
ламина́рия
Pronounced: laminariya
Any of several large brown algae seaweeds (order Laminariales).
What does "kelp" mean?
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noun Any of several large brown seaweeds that grow in dense underwater forests along rocky coastlines.
"Sea otters often wrap themselves in kelp to keep from drifting while they sleep."
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noun The burned ash of seaweed, once used to make glass and extract iodine.
"Kelp ash was once a valuable export used in early industrial glassmaking."
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kelp in a sentence
- Sea otters often wrap themselves in kelp to keep from drifting while they sleep.
- The divers swam through a thick forest of kelp.
- Kelp ash was once a valuable export used in early industrial glassmaking.
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What is "kelp" in Russian?
"kelp" in Russian is [[бурый|бу́рая]] [[во́доросль]], ламина́рия. kelp means: Any of several large brown seaweeds that grow in dense underwater forests along rocky coastlines.
How do you pronounce [[бурый|бу́рая]] [[во́доросль]]?
"kelp" in Russian is [[бурый|бу́рая]] [[во́доросль]], pronounced "[[buryy|buraya]] [[vodorosl]]".
How do you use "kelp" in a sentence?
Example: "Sea otters often wrap themselves in kelp to keep from drifting while they sleep." In Russian, "kelp" is [[бурый|бу́рая]] [[во́доросль]], ламина́рия.
Are there other ways to say "kelp" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 2 translations listed for "kelp": [[бурый|бу́рая]] [[во́доросль]], ламина́рия.
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