peterman in Russian
peterman in Russian is рыба́к, рыболо́в — peterman means old slang for a safecracker — someone who breaks open safes to steal from them.
peterman in Russian
рыба́к
Pronounced: rybak
A fisherman.
рыболо́в
Pronounced: rybolov
A fisherman.
What does "peterman" mean?
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noun Old slang for a safecracker — someone who breaks open safes to steal from them.
"The gang hired an old peterman to crack the vault."
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peterman in a sentence
- The gang hired an old peterman to crack the vault.
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What is "peterman" in Russian?
"peterman" in Russian is рыба́к, рыболо́в. peterman means: Old slang for a safecracker — someone who breaks open safes to steal from them.
How do you pronounce рыба́к?
"peterman" in Russian is рыба́к, pronounced "rybak".
How do you use "peterman" in a sentence?
Example: "The gang hired an old peterman to crack the vault." In Russian, "peterman" is рыба́к, рыболо́в.
Are there other ways to say "peterman" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 2 translations listed for "peterman": рыба́к, рыболо́в.
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