macho in Russian
macho in Russian is круто́й па́рень, ма́чо, мужи́к — macho means showing an exaggerated, often aggressive sense of masculinity.
macho in Russian
What does "macho" mean?
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adj Showing an exaggerated, often aggressive sense of masculinity.
"He puts on a macho act around his friends but he's actually quite gentle."
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noun A man who displays this exaggerated masculine pride.
"The team was full of machos trying to outdo each other in the gym."
macho in a sentence
- He puts on a macho act around his friends but he's actually quite gentle.
- The team was full of machos trying to outdo each other in the gym.
Common Russian translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "macho" in Russian?
"macho" in Russian is круто́й па́рень, ма́чо, мужи́к. macho means: Showing an exaggerated, often aggressive sense of masculinity.
How do you pronounce круто́й па́рень?
"macho" in Russian is круто́й па́рень, pronounced "krutoy paren".
How do you use "macho" in a sentence?
Example: "He puts on a macho act around his friends but he's actually quite gentle." In Russian, "macho" is круто́й па́рень, ма́чо, мужи́к.
Are there other ways to say "macho" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 5 translations listed for "macho": круто́й па́рень, ма́чо, мужи́к, настоя́щий мужчи́на, саме́ц.