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shipping in Russian

shipping in Russian is доста́вка, отпра́вка, перево́зка — shipping means the business or process of transporting goods.

shipping in Russian

доста́вка
noun
Pronounced: dostavka
The transportation of goods.
отпра́вка
noun
Pronounced: otpravka
The transportation of goods.
перево́зка
noun
Pronounced: perevozka
The transportation of goods.

What does "shipping" mean?

  1. noun The business or process of transporting goods.
    "Shipping delays pushed the delivery back a week."
  2. noun The fee charged for delivering an ordered item.
    "Shipping cost more than the item itself."
  3. noun Ships collectively, belonging to a nation, port, or industry.
    "Storms disrupted shipping across the whole region."
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shipping in a sentence

  • Shipping delays pushed the delivery back a week.
  • Her uncle works in shipping and spends weeks at the docks.
  • Shipping cost more than the item itself.
  • The website offers free shipping on orders over a certain amount.

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Frequently asked questions

What is "shipping" in Russian?
"shipping" in Russian is доста́вка, отпра́вка, перево́зка. shipping means: The business or process of transporting goods.
How do you pronounce доста́вка?
"shipping" in Russian is доста́вка, pronounced "dostavka".
How do you use "shipping" in a sentence?
Example: "Shipping delays pushed the delivery back a week." In Russian, "shipping" is доста́вка, отпра́вка, перево́зка.
Are there other ways to say "shipping" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 3 translations listed for "shipping": доста́вка, отпра́вка, перево́зка.
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