skinhead in Russian
skinhead in Russian is скин, бритоголо́вый, скинхе́д — skinhead means a person with a shaved or very closely cropped head.
skinhead in Russian
What does "skinhead" mean?
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noun A person with a shaved or very closely cropped head.
"The recruit showed up looking like a skinhead after basic training."
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noun A member of a subculture originating in working-class England in the late 1960s, marked by shaved heads and a distinct style, sometimes linked to far-right or racist movements.
"The documentary traced the skinhead movement from its music roots to its later political splits."
skinhead in a sentence
- The recruit showed up looking like a skinhead after basic training.
- The documentary traced the skinhead movement from its music roots to its later political splits.
Common Russian translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "skinhead" in Russian?
"skinhead" in Russian is скин, бритоголо́вый, скинхе́д. skinhead means: A person with a shaved or very closely cropped head.
How do you pronounce скин?
"skinhead" in Russian is скин, pronounced "skin".
How do you use "skinhead" in a sentence?
Example: "The recruit showed up looking like a skinhead after basic training." In Russian, "skinhead" is скин, бритоголо́вый, скинхе́д.
Are there other ways to say "skinhead" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 3 translations listed for "skinhead": скин, бритоголо́вый, скинхе́д.