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sub in Russian

sub in Russian is субмари́на-сэ́ндвич, под-, суб- — sub means a submarine (informal shortening).

sub in Russian

субмари́на-сэ́ндвич
noun
Pronounced: submarina-sendvich
Clipping of submarine sandwich: a sandwich made on a long bun.
под-
prefix
Pronounced: pod-
Under, beneath.
суб-
prefix
Pronounced: sub-
Under, beneath.

What does "sub" mean?

  1. noun A submarine (informal shortening).
    "The sub surfaced a few miles offshore."
  2. noun A substitute, especially a teacher or sports player standing in for another.
    "We had a sub for math class today."
  3. verb To act as a substitute for someone.
    "She subbed for the regular teacher while he was ill."
  4. verb To replace one player with another during a game.
    "The coach subbed him out in the second half."
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sub in a sentence

  • The sub surfaced a few miles offshore.
  • We had a sub for math class today.
  • She subbed for the regular teacher while he was ill.
  • The coach subbed him out in the second half.

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What is "sub" in Russian?

"sub" in Russian is субмари́на-сэ́ндвич, под-, суб-. sub means: A submarine (informal shortening).

How do you pronounce субмари́на-сэ́ндвич?

"sub" in Russian is субмари́на-сэ́ндвич, pronounced "submarina-sendvich".

How do you use "sub" in a sentence?

Example: "The sub surfaced a few miles offshore." In Russian, "sub" is субмари́на-сэ́ндвич, под-, суб-.

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

Yes — Russian has 3 translations listed for "sub": субмари́на-сэ́ндвич, под-, суб-.

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