prostitute in Russian
prostitute in Russian is проститу́тка, блядь, ку́рва — prostitute means a person who has sex with others in exchange for money.
prostitute in Russian
What does "prostitute" mean?
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noun A person who has sex with others in exchange for money.
"The film follows a former prostitute trying to rebuild her life."
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verb To sell (oneself or one's talents) for money in a way seen as demeaning.
"Critics accused the writer of prostituting his talent for a quick paycheck."
prostitute in a sentence
- The film follows a former prostitute trying to rebuild her life.
- Critics accused the writer of prostituting his talent for a quick paycheck.
- He refused to prostitute his principles just to win the contract.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "prostitute" in Russian?
"prostitute" in Russian is проститу́тка, блядь, ку́рва. prostitute means: A person who has sex with others in exchange for money.
How do you pronounce проститу́тка?
"prostitute" in Russian is проститу́тка, pronounced "prostitutka".
How do you use "prostitute" in a sentence?
Example: "The film follows a former prostitute trying to rebuild her life." In Russian, "prostitute" is проститу́тка, блядь, ку́рва.
Are there other ways to say "prostitute" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 5 translations listed for "prostitute": проститу́тка, блядь, ку́рва, шлю́ха, [[занима́ться]] [[проституция|проститу́цией]].