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very often used word (#83)
very often used word (#83)
Translation
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1.friend
friend
Also
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A good example is ручка which looks like
1. pen, ballpoint
2. handle, knob, grip
3. arm
4. arm rest
Usage Info
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Examples
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- Худо́жник, карти́ны кото́рого тебе понра́вились, — мой друг. The artist, whose paintings you liked, is a friend of mine.
- Приехав на ста́нцию, я позвони́л своему́ дру́гу. I called my friend after arriving at the station.
- Профе́ссор Хадсон — друг моего́ отца́. Professor Hudson is my father's friend.
- Нам нра́вилось разгова́ривать друг с другом. We enjoyed talking with each other.
- Я никогда не поверну́сь к дру́гу спино́й, если ему нужна́ по́мощь. I never turn my back on a friend in need.
- Я получи́л письмо́ от дру́га из Ло́ндона. I got a letter from a friend of mine in London.
- Они друг дру́гу кивну́ли. They nodded to each other.
- Джон лю́бит обме́ниваться с друзья́ми ма́рками. John likes to trade stamps with his friends.
- Я встре́тил твоего́ дру́га. I met your friend.
- Вам остаётся только доверя́ть друг дру́гу. All you can do is trust one another.
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Declension
Note: Stress change
| singular | plural | |
|---|---|---|
| nom. nominative | друг | друзья́ |
| gen. genitive | дру́га | друзе́й |
| dat. dative | дру́гу | друзья́м |
| acc. accusative | дру́га | друзе́й |
| inst. instrumental | дру́гом | друзья́ми |
| prep. prepositional | дру́ге | друзья́х |
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