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truncheon in Russian

truncheon in Russian is дубинка, резиновая дубинка — truncheon means a short heavy stick used as a weapon, especially the baton carried by police.

truncheon in Russian

дубинка
noun
Pronounced: dubinka
A short staff, a club; a cudgel.
резиновая дубинка
noun
Pronounced: rezinovaya dubinka
A baton, or military staff of command, now especially the stick carried by a police officer.

What does "truncheon" mean?

  1. noun A short heavy stick used as a weapon, especially the baton carried by police.
    "The officer carried a truncheon on his belt during patrol."
  2. noun A broken-off piece of something, such as the shaft of a spear or lance.
    "The knight fought on with only the truncheon of his lance."
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truncheon in a sentence

  • The officer carried a truncheon on his belt during patrol.
  • Riot police were equipped with shields and truncheons.
  • The knight fought on with only the truncheon of his lance.

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What is "truncheon" in Russian?

"truncheon" in Russian is дубинка, резиновая дубинка. truncheon means: A short heavy stick used as a weapon, especially the baton carried by police.

How do you pronounce дубинка?

"truncheon" in Russian is дубинка, pronounced "dubinka".

How do you use "truncheon" in a sentence?

Example: "The officer carried a truncheon on his belt during patrol." In Russian, "truncheon" is дубинка, резиновая дубинка.

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

Yes — Russian has 2 translations listed for "truncheon": дубинка, резиновая дубинка.

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