one's in Russian
one's in Russian is свои́, свой, своя́ — one's means a team's first-choice or senior squad, as opposed to reserves.
one's in Russian
свои́
Pronounced: svoi
Belonging to one.
свой
Pronounced: svoy
Belonging to one.
своя́
Pronounced: svoya
Belonging to one.
своё
Pronounced: svoyo
Belonging to one.
What does "one's" mean?
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noun A team's first-choice or senior squad, as opposed to reserves.
"The coach told the ones to rest while the twos played the second half."
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noun Plural of "one," referring to multiple single units or individuals.
"I like the red apples, but the green ones taste better in a pie."
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one's in a sentence
- The coach told the ones to rest while the twos played the second half.
- After a strong season with the reserves, she was moved up to the ones.
- I like the red apples, but the green ones taste better in a pie.
- Her old shoes were worn out, so she bought new ones.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "one's" in Russian?
"one's" in Russian is свои́, свой, своя́. one's means: A team's first-choice or senior squad, as opposed to reserves.
How do you pronounce свои́?
"one's" in Russian is свои́, pronounced "svoi".
How do you use "one's" in a sentence?
Example: "The coach told the ones to rest while the twos played the second half." In Russian, "one's" is свои́, свой, своя́.
Are there other ways to say "one's" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 4 translations listed for "one's": свои́, свой, своя́, своё.
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