traction in Russian
traction in Russian is подде́ржка — traction means the grip a wheel, tyre, or foot has on a surface, preventing it from slipping.
traction in Russian
подде́ржка
Pronounced: podderzhka
(business) The extent of adoption of a new product or service, typically measured in number of customers or level of revenue achieved.
What does "traction" mean?
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noun The grip a wheel, tyre, or foot has on a surface, preventing it from slipping.
"Snow tyres give much better traction in icy conditions."
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noun Growing momentum, popularity, or support for an idea, product, or effort.
"The startup finally gained traction after a viral ad campaign."
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noun A medical treatment that applies a steady pulling force to a limb or the spine.
"His broken leg was put in traction while it healed."
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traction in a sentence
- Snow tyres give much better traction in icy conditions.
- The startup finally gained traction after a viral ad campaign.
- His broken leg was put in traction while it healed.
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What is "traction" in Russian?
"traction" in Russian is подде́ржка. traction means: The grip a wheel, tyre, or foot has on a surface, preventing it from slipping.
How do you pronounce подде́ржка?
"traction" in Russian is подде́ржка, pronounced "podderzhka".
How do you use "traction" in a sentence?
Example: "Snow tyres give much better traction in icy conditions." In Russian, "traction" is подде́ржка.
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