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misspelling in Russian

misspelling in Russian is опеча́тка, опи́ска, орфографи́ческая оши́бка — misspelling means a word that has been spelled incorrectly.

misspelling in Russian

опеча́тка
noun
Pronounced: opechatka
(countable) A misspelled word.
опи́ска
noun
Pronounced: opiska
(countable) A misspelled word.
орфографи́ческая оши́бка
noun
Pronounced: orfograficheskaya oshibka
(countable) A misspelled word.

What does "misspelling" mean?

  1. noun A word that has been spelled incorrectly.
    "The menu had a funny misspelling of the word spaghetti."
  2. noun The act or habit of spelling words incorrectly.
    "Frequent misspelling in a résumé can hurt your chances."
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misspelling in a sentence

  • The menu had a funny misspelling of the word spaghetti.
  • I circled every misspelling in the essay.
  • Frequent misspelling in a résumé can hurt your chances.
  • Constant misspelling made the student's emails hard to read.

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What is "misspelling" in Russian?
"misspelling" in Russian is опеча́тка, опи́ска, орфографи́ческая оши́бка. misspelling means: A word that has been spelled incorrectly.
How do you pronounce опеча́тка?
"misspelling" in Russian is опеча́тка, pronounced "opechatka".
How do you use "misspelling" in a sentence?
Example: "The menu had a funny misspelling of the word spaghetti." In Russian, "misspelling" is опеча́тка, опи́ска, орфографи́ческая оши́бка.
Are there other ways to say "misspelling" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 3 translations listed for "misspelling": опеча́тка, опи́ска, орфографи́ческая оши́бка.
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