oval in Russian
oval in Russian is ова́льная, ова́льное, ова́льный — oval means a rounded, elongated shape like an egg or a flattened circle.
oval in Russian
ова́льная
Pronounced: ovalnaya
Having the shape of an oval.
ова́льное
Pronounced: ovalnoye
Having the shape of an oval.
ова́льный
Pronounced: ovalnyy
Having the shape of an oval.
ова́л
Pronounced: oval
An elongated round shape resembling an egg or ellipse.
овал
Pronounced: oval
An elongated round shape resembling an egg or ellipse.
What does "oval" mean?
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noun A rounded, elongated shape like an egg or a flattened circle.
"Cut the dough into an oval about the length of your hand."
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noun A sports ground or arena built in this shape.
"We watched the football on Saturday afternoon at the oval near the river."
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adj Shaped like an oval.
"The oval window let soft light into the hallway."
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oval in a sentence
- Cut the dough into an oval about the length of your hand.
- She drew an oval and added two dots for eyes.
- We watched the football on Saturday afternoon at the oval near the river.
- Children trained on the oval every Thursday after school.
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What is "oval" in Russian?
"oval" in Russian is ова́льная, ова́льное, ова́льный. oval means: A rounded, elongated shape like an egg or a flattened circle.
How do you pronounce ова́льная?
"oval" in Russian is ова́льная, pronounced "ovalnaya".
How do you use "oval" in a sentence?
Example: "Cut the dough into an oval about the length of your hand." In Russian, "oval" is ова́льная, ова́льное, ова́льный.
Are there other ways to say "oval" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 5 translations listed for "oval": ова́льная, ова́льное, ова́льный, ова́л, овал.
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