wrestling in Russian
wrestling in Russian is борьба́, борьба — wrestling means a sport in which two competitors try to pin or control each other using holds and grips, with no weapons involved.
wrestling in Russian
борьба́
Pronounced: borba
sport
борьба
Pronounced: borba
sport
What does "wrestling" mean?
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noun A sport in which two competitors try to pin or control each other using holds and grips, with no weapons involved.
"My brother joined a wrestling club at school and trains twice a week."
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noun Ellipsis of professional wrestling.
"My cousin watches wrestling every Saturday night with a bowl of popcorn."
- noun A single bout in the sport of wrestling.
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noun The effort of struggling hard with something in order to deal with it.
"Her wrestling with the tax forms went on late into the evening."
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wrestling in a sentence
- My brother joined a wrestling club at school and trains twice a week.
- Wrestling is one of the oldest sports, and it needs strength and balance.
- My cousin watches wrestling every Saturday night with a bowl of popcorn.
- The arena was packed with fans who had come to see the wrestling.
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What is "wrestling" in Russian?
"wrestling" in Russian is борьба́, борьба. wrestling means: A sport in which two competitors try to pin or control each other using holds and grips, with no weapons involved.
How do you pronounce борьба́?
"wrestling" in Russian is борьба́, pronounced "borba".
How do you use "wrestling" in a sentence?
Example: "My brother joined a wrestling club at school and trains twice a week." In Russian, "wrestling" is борьба́, борьба.
Are there other ways to say "wrestling" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 2 translations listed for "wrestling": борьба́, борьба.
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