precinct in Russian
precinct in Russian is террито́рия, [[избира́тельный]] [[о́круг]], [[избира́тельный]] [[уча́сток]] — precinct means a defined area or district, often one with a specific administrative or official purpose.
precinct in Russian
What does "precinct" mean?
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noun A defined area or district, often one with a specific administrative or official purpose.
"The pedestrian precinct downtown is closed to traffic on weekends."
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noun (US) A local police station, or the district it covers.
"He was taken to the 12th precinct for questioning."
precinct in a sentence
- The pedestrian precinct downtown is closed to traffic on weekends.
- She voted at her local precinct just around the corner.
- He was taken to the 12th precinct for questioning.
Similar words in Russian
Common Russian translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "precinct" in Russian?
"precinct" in Russian is террито́рия, [[избира́тельный]] [[о́круг]], [[избира́тельный]] [[уча́сток]]. precinct means: A defined area or district, often one with a specific administrative or official purpose.
How do you pronounce террито́рия?
"precinct" in Russian is террито́рия, pronounced "territoriya".
How do you use "precinct" in a sentence?
Example: "The pedestrian precinct downtown is closed to traffic on weekends." In Russian, "precinct" is террито́рия, [[избира́тельный]] [[о́круг]], [[избира́тельный]] [[уча́сток]].
Are there other ways to say "precinct" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 6 translations listed for "precinct": террито́рия, [[избира́тельный]] [[о́круг]], [[избира́тельный]] [[уча́сток]], [[торговый|торго́вая]] [[зо́на]], о́круг, райо́н.