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stalking in Russian

stalking in Russian is ста́лкерство, ста́лкинг — stalking means the crime of repeatedly following or harassing someone in a way that causes fear.

stalking in Russian

ста́лкерство
noun
Pronounced: stalkerstvo
The crime of following or harassing another person, causing that person to fear death or injury.
ста́лкинг
noun
Pronounced: stalking
The crime of following or harassing another person, causing that person to fear death or injury.

What does "stalking" mean?

  1. noun The crime of repeatedly following or harassing someone in a way that causes fear.
    "He was charged with stalking after tracking her movements for months."
  2. noun The practice of hunting game by approaching it stealthily.
    "The lodge offers guided stalking trips during deer season."
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stalking in a sentence

  • He was charged with stalking after tracking her movements for months.
  • The lodge offers guided stalking trips during deer season.

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What is "stalking" in Russian?

"stalking" in Russian is ста́лкерство, ста́лкинг. stalking means: The crime of repeatedly following or harassing someone in a way that causes fear.

How do you pronounce ста́лкерство?

"stalking" in Russian is ста́лкерство, pronounced "stalkerstvo".

How do you use "stalking" in a sentence?

Example: "He was charged with stalking after tracking her movements for months." In Russian, "stalking" is ста́лкерство, ста́лкинг.

Are there other ways to say "stalking" in Russian?

Yes — Russian has 2 translations listed for "stalking": ста́лкерство, ста́лкинг.

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