oily in Russian
oily in Russian is ма́сляный, масляни́стый, еле́йный — oily means covered with, containing, or resembling oil.
oily in Russian
ма́сляный
Pronounced: maslyanyy
Covered with or containing oil.
масляни́стый
Pronounced: maslyanistyy
Covered with or containing oil.
ма́сляный
Pronounced: maslyanyy
Resembling oil.
еле́йный
Pronounced: yeleynyy
(figuratively) Excessively friendly or polite but insincere.
What does "oily" mean?
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adj Covered with, containing, or resembling oil.
"Her skin gets oily in the summer heat."
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adj Excessively polite or flattering in an insincere way.
"The salesman had an oily charm that made her suspicious."
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oily in a sentence
- Her skin gets oily in the summer heat.
- The mechanic's hands were oily after fixing the engine.
- The salesman had an oily charm that made her suspicious.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "oily" in Russian?
"oily" in Russian is ма́сляный, масляни́стый, еле́йный. oily means: Covered with, containing, or resembling oil.
How do you pronounce ма́сляный?
"oily" in Russian is ма́сляный, pronounced "maslyanyy".
How do you use "oily" in a sentence?
Example: "Her skin gets oily in the summer heat." In Russian, "oily" is ма́сляный, масляни́стый, еле́йный.
Are there other ways to say "oily" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 3 translations listed for "oily": ма́сляный, масляни́стый, еле́йный.
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