wit in Russian
wit in Russian is ра́зум, ум, остроу́мие — wit means the ability to say clever, funny things quickly.
wit in Russian
ра́зум
Pronounced: razum
(now, _, usually, _, in the plural) Sanity.
ум
Pronounced: um
остроу́мие
Pronounced: ostroumiye
Humour, especially when clever or quick.
остря́к
Pronounced: ostryak
A person who tells funny anecdotes or jokes; someone witty.
What does "wit" mean?
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noun The ability to say clever, funny things quickly.
"The comedian's dry wit kept the whole audience laughing all evening."
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noun Practical intelligence or good sense (often plural, "wits").
"She lived by her wits when she first moved to the big city."
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wit in a sentence
- The comedian's dry wit kept the whole audience laughing all evening.
- Her quick wit made her the star of every dinner party.
- She lived by her wits when she first moved to the big city.
- You will need your wits about you on that busy mountain path.
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What is "wit" in Russian?
"wit" in Russian is ра́зум, ум, остроу́мие. wit means: The ability to say clever, funny things quickly.
How do you pronounce ра́зум?
"wit" in Russian is ра́зум, pronounced "razum".
How do you use "wit" in a sentence?
Example: "The comedian's dry wit kept the whole audience laughing all evening." In Russian, "wit" is ра́зум, ум, остроу́мие.
Are there other ways to say "wit" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 4 translations listed for "wit": ра́зум, ум, остроу́мие, остря́к.
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