lynch in Russian
lynch in Russian is линчева́ть, расправля́ться самосу́дом — lynch means to kill someone, typically by hanging, at the hands of a mob acting outside the law.
lynch in Russian
линчева́ть
Pronounced: linchevat
(transitive) To execute (somebody) without a proper legal trial or procedure, especially by hanging and backed by a mob.
расправля́ться самосу́дом
Pronounced: raspravlyatsya samosudom
(transitive) To execute (somebody) without a proper legal trial or procedure, especially by hanging and backed by a mob.
What does "lynch" mean?
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verb To kill someone, typically by hanging, at the hands of a mob acting outside the law.
"The historical record of Black Americans lynched in the American South remains a dark chapter of history."
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verb By extension, to criticise or attack someone severely and unfairly, especially as a group.
"The online mob was ready to lynch him over a single bad tweet."
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lynch in a sentence
- The historical record of Black Americans lynched in the American South remains a dark chapter of history.
- The online mob was ready to lynch him over a single bad tweet.
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What is "lynch" in Russian?
"lynch" in Russian is линчева́ть, расправля́ться самосу́дом. lynch means: To kill someone, typically by hanging, at the hands of a mob acting outside the law.
How do you pronounce линчева́ть?
"lynch" in Russian is линчева́ть, pronounced "linchevat".
How do you use "lynch" in a sentence?
Example: "The historical record of Black Americans lynched in the American South remains a dark chapter of history." In Russian, "lynch" is линчева́ть, расправля́ться самосу́дом.
Are there other ways to say "lynch" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 2 translations listed for "lynch": линчева́ть, расправля́ться самосу́дом.
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