shrapnel in Russian
shrapnel in Russian is шрапне́ль — shrapnel means metal fragments or fragments thrown out by an exploding shell, bomb, or mine.
shrapnel in Russian
шрапне́ль
Pronounced: shrapnel
What does "shrapnel" mean?
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noun Metal fragments or fragments thrown out by an exploding shell, bomb, or mine.
"Doctors spent hours removing shrapnel from the soldier's leg."
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noun Loose change or small coins (informal).
"He emptied a pocketful of shrapnel onto the counter to pay for his coffee."
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shrapnel in a sentence
- Doctors spent hours removing shrapnel from the soldier's leg.
- The old wall was still pitted with shrapnel scars from the war.
- He emptied a pocketful of shrapnel onto the counter to pay for his coffee.
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What is "shrapnel" in Russian?
"shrapnel" in Russian is шрапне́ль. shrapnel means: Metal fragments or fragments thrown out by an exploding shell, bomb, or mine.
How do you pronounce шрапне́ль?
"shrapnel" in Russian is шрапне́ль, pronounced "shrapnel".
How do you use "shrapnel" in a sentence?
Example: "Doctors spent hours removing shrapnel from the soldier's leg." In Russian, "shrapnel" is шрапне́ль.
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