whatnot in Russian
whatnot in Russian is про́чее, этаже́рка — whatnot means small miscellaneous items or odds and ends.
whatnot in Russian
про́чее
Pronounced: procheye
(uncountable, set phrase) Other related objects or ideas.
этаже́рка
Pronounced: etazherka
(furniture) A freestanding set of shelves on which ornaments are displayed; an etagere.
What does "whatnot" mean?
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noun Small miscellaneous items or odds and ends.
"The drawer was full of buttons, string, and whatnot."
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noun Other similar things left unnamed; "and so on."
"She talked about her job, her kids, and whatnot."
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noun A freestanding set of shelves used to display ornaments.
"The china figurines sat on an antique whatnot in the hallway."
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whatnot in a sentence
- The drawer was full of buttons, string, and whatnot.
- She talked about her job, her kids, and whatnot.
- The china figurines sat on an antique whatnot in the hallway.
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What is "whatnot" in Russian?
"whatnot" in Russian is про́чее, этаже́рка. whatnot means: Small miscellaneous items or odds and ends.
How do you pronounce про́чее?
"whatnot" in Russian is про́чее, pronounced "procheye".
How do you use "whatnot" in a sentence?
Example: "The drawer was full of buttons, string, and whatnot." In Russian, "whatnot" is про́чее, этаже́рка.
Are there other ways to say "whatnot" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 2 translations listed for "whatnot": про́чее, этаже́рка.
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