quake in one's boots in Russian
quake in one's boots in Russian is душа́ в пятки ушла, се́рдце в пятки ушло.
quake in one's boots in Russian
душа́ в пятки ушла
Pronounced: dusha v pyatki ushla
(informal, idiomatic) To be very frightened, scared, or nervous.
се́рдце в пятки ушло
Pronounced: serdtse v pyatki ushlo
(informal, idiomatic) To be very frightened, scared, or nervous.
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What is "quake in one's boots" in Russian?
"quake in one's boots" in Russian is душа́ в пятки ушла, се́рдце в пятки ушло.
How do you pronounce душа́ в пятки ушла?
"quake in one's boots" in Russian is душа́ в пятки ушла, pronounced "dusha v pyatki ushla".
Are there other ways to say "quake in one's boots" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 2 translations listed for "quake in one's boots": душа́ в пятки ушла, се́рдце в пятки ушло.
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