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sic in Russian

sic in Russian is так, натра́вливать, натрави́ть — sic means used in brackets after a quoted word to show it is copied exactly as written, errors included.

sic in Russian

так
adv
Pronounced: tak
Thus; as written; used to indicate, for example, that text is being quoted as it is from the source.
натра́вливать
verb
Pronounced: natravlivat
натрави́ть
verb
Pronounced: natravit
нау́ськивать
verb
Pronounced: nauskivat
спуска́ть
verb
Pronounced: spuskat
(transitive) To set upon; to chase; to attack.

What does "sic" mean?

  1. adv Used in brackets after a quoted word to show it is copied exactly as written, errors included.
    "The sign read "no dog's [sic] allowed," quoting the original mistake."
  2. verb To urge an animal, especially a dog, to attack.
    "She sicced her dog on the intruder."
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sic in a sentence

  • The sign read "no dog's [sic] allowed," quoting the original mistake.
  • She sicced her dog on the intruder.

Similar words in Russian

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Common Russian translations

Frequently asked questions

What is "sic" in Russian?

"sic" in Russian is так, натра́вливать, натрави́ть. sic means: Used in brackets after a quoted word to show it is copied exactly as written, errors included.

How do you pronounce так?

"sic" in Russian is так, pronounced "tak".

How do you use "sic" in a sentence?

Example: "The sign read "no dog's [sic] allowed," quoting the original mistake." In Russian, "sic" is так, натра́вливать, натрави́ть.

Are there other ways to say "sic" in Russian?

Yes — Russian has 5 translations listed for "sic": так, натра́вливать, натрави́ть, нау́ськивать, спуска́ть.

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