smitten in Russian
smitten in Russian is по́ у́ши влюблённый, поражённый, сражённый — smitten means deeply in love or infatuated.
smitten in Russian
по́ у́ши влюблённый
Pronounced: po ushi vlyublyonnyy
In love.
поражённый
Pronounced: porazhyonnyy
Made irrationally enthusiastic.
сражённый
Pronounced: srazhyonnyy
Made irrationally enthusiastic.
What does "smitten" mean?
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adjective Deeply in love or infatuated.
"He was completely smitten with her from their first meeting."
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adjective Struck or affected, often suddenly and strongly.
"The town was smitten by a wave of enthusiasm for the new team."
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smitten in a sentence
- He was completely smitten with her from their first meeting.
- The town was smitten by a wave of enthusiasm for the new team.
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What is "smitten" in Russian?
"smitten" in Russian is по́ у́ши влюблённый, поражённый, сражённый. smitten means: Deeply in love or infatuated.
How do you pronounce по́ у́ши влюблённый?
"smitten" in Russian is по́ у́ши влюблённый, pronounced "po ushi vlyublyonnyy".
How do you use "smitten" in a sentence?
Example: "He was completely smitten with her from their first meeting." In Russian, "smitten" is по́ у́ши влюблённый, поражённый, сражённый.
Are there other ways to say "smitten" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 3 translations listed for "smitten": по́ у́ши влюблённый, поражённый, сражённый.
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