tablet in Russian
tablet in Russian is доще́чка, плита́, табли́чка — tablet means a small, solid, easy-to-swallow piece of medicine or a supplement.
tablet in Russian
доще́чка
Pronounced: doshchechka
A slab of clay, stone or wood used for inscription.
плита́
Pronounced: plita
A slab of clay, stone or wood used for inscription.
табли́чка
Pronounced: tablichka
A slab of clay, stone or wood used for inscription.
What does "tablet" mean?
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noun A small, solid, easy-to-swallow piece of medicine or a supplement.
"She took a paracetamol tablet for her headache."
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noun A flat touchscreen computer that is larger than a phone but thinner and lighter than a laptop.
"He sketched the illustration on his tablet during the flight."
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noun A flat slab of stone, clay, or wood carved or written on, or a bound pad of blank paper.
"Archaeologists uncovered a clay tablet covered in ancient script."
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tablet in a sentence
- She took a paracetamol tablet for her headache.
- The vitamins come as chewable tablets.
- He sketched the illustration on his tablet during the flight.
- Archaeologists uncovered a clay tablet covered in ancient script.
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What is "tablet" in Russian?
"tablet" in Russian is доще́чка, плита́, табли́чка. tablet means: A small, solid, easy-to-swallow piece of medicine or a supplement.
How do you pronounce доще́чка?
"tablet" in Russian is доще́чка, pronounced "doshchechka".
How do you use "tablet" in a sentence?
Example: "She took a paracetamol tablet for her headache." In Russian, "tablet" is доще́чка, плита́, табли́чка.
Are there other ways to say "tablet" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 3 translations listed for "tablet": доще́чка, плита́, табли́чка.
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