shutdown in Russian
shutdown in Russian is выключе́ние, отключе́ние, шатда́ун — shutdown means the act of stopping something from operating, such as a computer, factory, or government.
shutdown in Russian
выключе́ние
Pronounced: vyklyucheniye
The action of stopping operations; a closing, of a computer, business, event, etc.
отключе́ние
Pronounced: otklyucheniye
The action of stopping operations; a closing, of a computer, business, event, etc.
шатда́ун
Pronounced: shatdaun
The action of stopping operations; a closing, of a computer, business, event, etc.
What does "shutdown" mean?
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noun The act of stopping something from operating, such as a computer, factory, or government.
"The plant announced a temporary shutdown due to the strike."
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noun A sharp reply or comment that ends an argument in the speaker's favor.
"Her comeback was such a shutdown that he had nothing left to say."
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shutdown in a sentence
- The plant announced a temporary shutdown due to the strike.
- Restart the computer after the shutdown completes.
- Her comeback was such a shutdown that he had nothing left to say.
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What is "shutdown" in Russian?
"shutdown" in Russian is выключе́ние, отключе́ние, шатда́ун. shutdown means: The act of stopping something from operating, such as a computer, factory, or government.
How do you pronounce выключе́ние?
"shutdown" in Russian is выключе́ние, pronounced "vyklyucheniye".
How do you use "shutdown" in a sentence?
Example: "The plant announced a temporary shutdown due to the strike." In Russian, "shutdown" is выключе́ние, отключе́ние, шатда́ун.
Are there other ways to say "shutdown" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 3 translations listed for "shutdown": выключе́ние, отключе́ние, шатда́ун.
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