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via in Russian

via in Russian is по, с по́мощью, посре́дством — via means by way of; passing through a particular place on the way somewhere else.

via in Russian

по
prep
Pronounced: po
с по́мощью
prep
Pronounced: s pomoshchyu
посре́дством
prep
Pronounced: posredstvom
By way of; passing through.
сквозь
prep
Pronounced: skvoz
By way of; passing through.
че́рез
prep
Pronounced: cherez
By way of; passing through.

What does "via" mean?

  1. prep By way of; passing through a particular place on the way somewhere else.
    "We flew to Sydney via Singapore."
  2. prep By means of; using a particular method or medium.
    "She sent the contract via email."
  3. noun (electronics) A tiny plated hole in a circuit board that links two or more layers together.
    "The engineer added an extra via to connect the ground planes."
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via in a sentence

  • We flew to Sydney via Singapore.
  • The parcel was routed via a warehouse in Leeds.
  • She sent the contract via email.
  • Payments can be made via bank transfer or card.

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Frequently asked questions

What is "via" in Russian?

"via" in Russian is по, с по́мощью, посре́дством. via means: By way of; passing through a particular place on the way somewhere else.

How do you pronounce по?

"via" in Russian is по, pronounced "po".

How do you use "via" in a sentence?

Example: "We flew to Sydney via Singapore." In Russian, "via" is по, с по́мощью, посре́дством.

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

Yes — Russian has 5 translations listed for "via": по, с по́мощью, посре́дством, сквозь, че́рез.

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