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swoosh in Russian

swoosh in Russian is пронести́сь со сви́стом, проноси́ться со сви́стом — swoosh means to move quickly, making a rushing or swirling sound.

swoosh in Russian

пронести́сь со сви́стом
verb
Pronounced: pronestis so svistom
To move with a rushing or swirling sound
проноси́ться со сви́стом
verb
Pronounced: pronositsya so svistom
To move with a rushing or swirling sound

What does "swoosh" mean?

  1. verb To move quickly, making a rushing or swirling sound.
    "The car swooshed past us on the wet motorway."
  2. noun A rushing, swirling sound, or the movement that makes it; also, a curved checkmark-like logo suggesting motion.
    "You could hear the swoosh of skis cutting through fresh snow."
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swoosh in a sentence

  • The car swooshed past us on the wet motorway.
  • Her cape swooshed as she spun around.
  • You could hear the swoosh of skis cutting through fresh snow.

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What is "swoosh" in Russian?
"swoosh" in Russian is пронести́сь со сви́стом, проноси́ться со сви́стом. swoosh means: To move quickly, making a rushing or swirling sound.
How do you pronounce пронести́сь со сви́стом?
"swoosh" in Russian is пронести́сь со сви́стом, pronounced "pronestis so svistom".
How do you use "swoosh" in a sentence?
Example: "The car swooshed past us on the wet motorway." In Russian, "swoosh" is пронести́сь со сви́стом, проноси́ться со сви́стом.
Are there other ways to say "swoosh" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 2 translations listed for "swoosh": пронести́сь со сви́стом, проноси́ться со сви́стом.
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