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underdog in Russian

underdog in Russian is андердо́г, аутса́йдер, неуда́чник — underdog means a competitor who is expected to lose.

underdog in Russian

андердо́г
noun
Pronounced: anderdog
A competitor thought unlikely to win.
аутса́йдер
noun
Pronounced: autsayder
A competitor thought unlikely to win.
неуда́чник
noun
Pronounced: neudachnik
A competitor thought unlikely to win.
побеждённая сторона́
noun
Pronounced: pobezhdyonnaya storona
A competitor thought unlikely to win.
подчини́вшаяся сторона́
noun
Pronounced: podchinivshayasya storona
A competitor thought unlikely to win.
проигра́вший
noun
Pronounced: proigravshiy
A competitor thought unlikely to win.

What does "underdog" mean?

  1. noun A competitor who is expected to lose.
    "The underdog shocked everyone by winning the championship."
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underdog in a sentence

  • The underdog shocked everyone by winning the championship.
  • Fans always love cheering for the underdog.

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What is "underdog" in Russian?

"underdog" in Russian is андердо́г, аутса́йдер, неуда́чник. underdog means: A competitor who is expected to lose.

How do you pronounce андердо́г?

"underdog" in Russian is андердо́г, pronounced "anderdog".

How do you use "underdog" in a sentence?

Example: "The underdog shocked everyone by winning the championship." In Russian, "underdog" is андердо́г, аутса́йдер, неуда́чник.

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

Yes — Russian has 6 translations listed for "underdog": андердо́г, аутса́йдер, неуда́чник, побеждённая сторона́, подчини́вшаяся сторона́, проигра́вший.

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