Molotov in Russian
Molotov in Russian is Мо́лотов — Molotov means short for Molotov cocktail — a crude homemade bomb made from a bottle filled with flammable liquid and lit with a rag fuse.
Molotov in Russian
Мо́лотов
Pronounced: Molotov
A transliteration of the Russian surname Молотов (Molotov)
What does "Molotov" mean?
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noun Short for Molotov cocktail — a crude homemade bomb made from a bottle filled with flammable liquid and lit with a rag fuse.
"Protesters hurled molotovs at the barricade."
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verb To attack someone or something by throwing a Molotov cocktail.
"The building was molotoved during the unrest."
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Molotov in a sentence
- Protesters hurled molotovs at the barricade.
- The rioters had crates of molotovs stacked behind the wall.
- The building was molotoved during the unrest.
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What is "Molotov" in Russian?
"Molotov" in Russian is Мо́лотов. Molotov means: Short for Molotov cocktail — a crude homemade bomb made from a bottle filled with flammable liquid and lit with a rag fuse.
How do you pronounce Мо́лотов?
"Molotov" in Russian is Мо́лотов, pronounced "Molotov".
How do you use "Molotov" in a sentence?
Example: "Protesters hurled molotovs at the barricade." In Russian, "Molotov" is Мо́лотов.
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