pull the wool over someone's eyes in Russian
pull the wool over someone's eyes in Russian is ве́шать лапшу на у́ши, втирать очки́, пудрить мозги́.
pull the wool over someone's eyes in Russian
ве́шать лапшу на у́ши
Pronounced: veshat lapshu na ushi
(informal, idiom) To deceive someone.
втирать очки́
Pronounced: vtirat ochki
(informal, idiom) To deceive someone.
пудрить мозги́
Pronounced: pudrit mozgi
(informal, idiom) To deceive someone.
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What is "pull the wool over someone's eyes" in Russian?
"pull the wool over someone's eyes" in Russian is ве́шать лапшу на у́ши, втирать очки́, пудрить мозги́.
How do you pronounce ве́шать лапшу на у́ши?
"pull the wool over someone's eyes" in Russian is ве́шать лапшу на у́ши, pronounced "veshat lapshu na ushi".
Are there other ways to say "pull the wool over someone's eyes" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 3 translations listed for "pull the wool over someone's eyes": ве́шать лапшу на у́ши, втирать очки́, пудрить мозги́.
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