lowlife in Russian
lowlife in Russian is отморо́зок, сво́лочь, шваль — lowlife means a dishonest, disreputable person, especially one thought to have criminal habits.
lowlife in Russian
What does "lowlife" mean?
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noun A dishonest, disreputable person, especially one thought to have criminal habits.
"The bar was full of gamblers, con artists, and other lowlifes."
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adj Disreputable or morally low; typical of such a person.
"He got mixed up in some lowlife schemes after losing his job."
lowlife in a sentence
- The bar was full of gamblers, con artists, and other lowlifes.
- She warned her daughter to stay away from that lowlife boyfriend.
- He got mixed up in some lowlife schemes after losing his job.
Common Russian translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "lowlife" in Russian?
"lowlife" in Russian is отморо́зок, сво́лочь, шваль. lowlife means: A dishonest, disreputable person, especially one thought to have criminal habits.
How do you pronounce отморо́зок?
"lowlife" in Russian is отморо́зок, pronounced "otmorozok".
How do you use "lowlife" in a sentence?
Example: "The bar was full of gamblers, con artists, and other lowlifes." In Russian, "lowlife" is отморо́зок, сво́лочь, шваль.
Are there other ways to say "lowlife" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 3 translations listed for "lowlife": отморо́зок, сво́лочь, шваль.