snorkel in Russian
snorkel in Russian is дыха́тельная тру́бка, тру́бка — snorkel means a tube you hold in your mouth or fit to a diving mask so you can breathe while your face is underwater.
snorkel in Russian
дыха́тельная тру́бка
Pronounced: dykhatelnaya trubka
(underwater diving) A hollow tube, held in the mouth, or mounted on and opening into a diving mask, used by swimmers for breathing underwater.
тру́бка
Pronounced: trubka
(underwater diving) A hollow tube, held in the mouth, or mounted on and opening into a diving mask, used by swimmers for breathing underwater.
What does "snorkel" mean?
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noun A tube you hold in your mouth or fit to a diving mask so you can breathe while your face is underwater.
"She grabbed a mask and snorkel to look at the coral reef."
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verb To swim or explore underwater using a snorkel.
"We snorkeled along the reef for almost two hours."
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snorkel in a sentence
- She grabbed a mask and snorkel to look at the coral reef.
- She used a snorkel to breathe while swimming underwater.
- We snorkeled along the reef for almost two hours.
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What is "snorkel" in Russian?
"snorkel" in Russian is дыха́тельная тру́бка, тру́бка. snorkel means: A tube you hold in your mouth or fit to a diving mask so you can breathe while your face is underwater.
How do you pronounce дыха́тельная тру́бка?
"snorkel" in Russian is дыха́тельная тру́бка, pronounced "dykhatelnaya trubka".
How do you use "snorkel" in a sentence?
Example: "She grabbed a mask and snorkel to look at the coral reef." In Russian, "snorkel" is дыха́тельная тру́бка, тру́бка.
Are there other ways to say "snorkel" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 2 translations listed for "snorkel": дыха́тельная тру́бка, тру́бка.
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