letterbox in Russian
letterbox in Russian is почто́вый я́щик — letterbox means a slot or box, typically at the front of a house, through which mail is delivered.
letterbox in Russian
почто́вый я́щик
Pronounced: pochtovyy yashchik
A collection point for mail intended for onward delivery, a secure box or receptacle for this purpose.
What does "letterbox" mean?
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noun A slot or box, typically at the front of a house, through which mail is delivered.
"He pushed the flyer through the letterbox."
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noun A style of showing a widescreen film on a standard screen, with black bars above and below the picture.
"The DVD was released in letterbox format to preserve the original aspect ratio."
letterbox in a sentence
- He pushed the flyer through the letterbox.
- The DVD was released in letterbox format to preserve the original aspect ratio.
Common Russian translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "letterbox" in Russian?
"letterbox" in Russian is почто́вый я́щик. letterbox means: A slot or box, typically at the front of a house, through which mail is delivered.
How do you pronounce почто́вый я́щик?
"letterbox" in Russian is почто́вый я́щик, pronounced "pochtovyy yashchik".
How do you use "letterbox" in a sentence?
Example: "He pushed the flyer through the letterbox." In Russian, "letterbox" is почто́вый я́щик.
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