unclaimed in Russian
unclaimed in Russian is невостре́бованный — unclaimed means not collected or taken by anyone who has a right to it.
unclaimed in Russian
невостре́бованный
Pronounced: nevostrebovannyy
Not claimed.
What does "unclaimed" mean?
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adj Not collected or taken by anyone who has a right to it.
"The lost suitcase sat unclaimed at the station for weeks."
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unclaimed in a sentence
- The lost suitcase sat unclaimed at the station for weeks.
- Millions in unclaimed prize money goes unpaid every year.
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What is "unclaimed" in Russian?
"unclaimed" in Russian is невостре́бованный. unclaimed means: Not collected or taken by anyone who has a right to it.
How do you pronounce невостре́бованный?
"unclaimed" in Russian is невостре́бованный, pronounced "nevostrebovannyy".
How do you use "unclaimed" in a sentence?
Example: "The lost suitcase sat unclaimed at the station for weeks." In Russian, "unclaimed" is невостре́бованный.
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