Lancashire in Russian
Lancashire in Russian is Ла́нкашир — Lancashire means a crumbly white cheese traditionally made in Lancashire, England.
Lancashire in Russian
Ла́нкашир
Pronounced: Lankashir
A maritime county in the north-west of England bordered by the Irish Sea, Cumbria, Greater Manchester, West Yorkshire, North Yorkshire and Merseyside.
What does "Lancashire" mean?
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noun A crumbly white cheese traditionally made in Lancashire, England.
"She grated some Lancashire over the pie before baking."
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Lancashire in a sentence
- She grated some Lancashire over the pie before baking.
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What is "Lancashire" in Russian?
"Lancashire" in Russian is Ла́нкашир. Lancashire means: A crumbly white cheese traditionally made in Lancashire, England.
How do you pronounce Ла́нкашир?
"Lancashire" in Russian is Ла́нкашир, pronounced "Lankashir".
How do you use "Lancashire" in a sentence?
Example: "She grated some Lancashire over the pie before baking." In Russian, "Lancashire" is Ла́нкашир.
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