ultra- in Russian
ultra- in Russian is сверх-, ультра- — ultra- means extreme; going far beyond what is normal or moderate.
ultra- in Russian
сверх-
Pronounced: sverkh-
ультра-
Pronounced: ultra-
Beyond, on the far side of, as in ultraviolet.
ультра-
Pronounced: ultra-
Excessively, to an extreme, as in ultramicroscopic.
сверх-
Pronounced: sverkh-
Excessively, to an extreme, as in ultramicroscopic.
What does "ultra-" mean?
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adj Extreme; going far beyond what is normal or moderate.
"He has ultra strict rules about bedtime in his house."
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noun A highly devoted, often organized sports fan known for elaborate displays and passionate support.
"Every home game, the ultras stand behind the goal and sing without stopping."
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ultra- in a sentence
- He has ultra strict rules about bedtime in his house.
- The phone's ultra thin design made it easy to slip into a pocket.
- Every home game, the ultras stand behind the goal and sing without stopping.
- A group of ultras unrolled a huge banner before kick-off.
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What is "ultra-" in Russian?
"ultra-" in Russian is сверх-, ультра-. ultra- means: Extreme; going far beyond what is normal or moderate.
How do you pronounce сверх-?
"ultra-" in Russian is сверх-, pronounced "sverkh-".
How do you use "ultra-" in a sentence?
Example: "He has ultra strict rules about bedtime in his house." In Russian, "ultra-" is сверх-, ультра-.
Are there other ways to say "ultra-" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 2 translations listed for "ultra-": сверх-, ультра-.
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