skewer in Russian
skewer in Russian is ве́ртел, шампу́р, ви́лка — skewer means a thin metal or wooden rod used to hold pieces of food together while cooking.
skewer in Russian
ве́ртел
Pronounced: vertel
шампу́р
Pronounced: shampur
ви́лка
Pronounced: vilka
(chess) A scenario in which a piece attacks a more valuable piece which, if it moves aside, reveals a less valuable piece.
насаживать
Pronounced: nasazhivat
To impale on a skewer.
пронзать
Pronounced: pronzat
To impale on a skewer.
лине́йный уда́р
Pronounced: lineynyy udar
(chess) To attack a piece which has a less valuable piece behind it.
What does "skewer" mean?
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noun A thin metal or wooden rod used to hold pieces of food together while cooking.
"Thread the chicken and peppers onto the skewer before grilling."
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verb To pierce something through with a skewer or similar pointed object.
"He skewered the marshmallow on a stick."
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verb To sharply criticize or mock someone or something.
"The critic skewered the film in her review."
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skewer in a sentence
- Thread the chicken and peppers onto the skewer before grilling.
- He skewered the marshmallow on a stick.
- The critic skewered the film in her review.
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What is "skewer" in Russian?
"skewer" in Russian is ве́ртел, шампу́р, ви́лка. skewer means: A thin metal or wooden rod used to hold pieces of food together while cooking.
How do you pronounce ве́ртел?
"skewer" in Russian is ве́ртел, pronounced "vertel".
How do you use "skewer" in a sentence?
Example: "Thread the chicken and peppers onto the skewer before grilling." In Russian, "skewer" is ве́ртел, шампу́р, ви́лка.
Are there other ways to say "skewer" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 6 translations listed for "skewer": ве́ртел, шампу́р, ви́лка, насаживать, пронзать, лине́йный уда́р.
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