uncool in Russian
uncool in Russian is отсто́й — uncool means not fashionable, socially acceptable, or well-regarded by a particular group.
uncool in Russian
отсто́й
Pronounced: otstoy
(slang) Not in accord with the current fashion, standards, or mores of a particular group; not cool.
What does "uncool" mean?
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adjective Not fashionable, socially acceptable, or well-regarded by a particular group.
"Wearing socks with sandals was considered deeply uncool at school."
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uncool in a sentence
- Wearing socks with sandals was considered deeply uncool at school.
- He said it was uncool to show up late to someone else's party.
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What is "uncool" in Russian?
"uncool" in Russian is отсто́й. uncool means: Not fashionable, socially acceptable, or well-regarded by a particular group.
How do you pronounce отсто́й?
"uncool" in Russian is отсто́й, pronounced "otstoy".
How do you use "uncool" in a sentence?
Example: "Wearing socks with sandals was considered deeply uncool at school." In Russian, "uncool" is отсто́й.
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