smattering in Russian
smattering in Russian is кое-что́, пове́рхностное зна́ние — smattering means a small amount of knowledge about a subject, not deep.
smattering in Russian
кое-что́
Pronounced: koye-chto
A superficial or shallow knowledge of a subject.
пове́рхностное зна́ние
Pronounced: poverkhnostnoye znaniye
A superficial or shallow knowledge of a subject.
What does "smattering" mean?
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noun A small amount of knowledge about a subject, not deep.
"She knows a smattering of Greek, but not enough to carry on a conversation."
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noun A small number or quantity of something.
"He was introduced to a smattering of boos from the crowd, a sign of the presence of fans from Notre Dame and other Big Ten schools."
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smattering in a sentence
- She knows a smattering of Greek, but not enough to carry on a conversation.
- He was introduced to a smattering of boos from the crowd, a sign of the presence of fans from Notre Dame and other Big Ten schools.
- There’s only a smattering of people who oppose the first amendment.
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What is "smattering" in Russian?
"smattering" in Russian is кое-что́, пове́рхностное зна́ние. smattering means: A small amount of knowledge about a subject, not deep.
How do you pronounce кое-что́?
"smattering" in Russian is кое-что́, pronounced "koye-chto".
Are there other ways to say "smattering" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 2 translations listed for "smattering": кое-что́, пове́рхностное зна́ние.
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