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noun, female, inanimate
often used word (#795)
often used word (#795)
Translation
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1.smile
smile
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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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- Том ви́дел улы́бку Мэри. Tom saw Mary's smile.
- Чем больше я говори́л, тем ши́ре станови́лась её улы́бка. The more I spoke, the wider her grin became.
- Том улыбну́лся Мэри озорной улы́бкой. Tom gave Mary a mischievous smile.
- Его улы́бка ободри́ла её. His smile put her at ease.
- Я не мог сдержа́ть улы́бки. I couldn't keep from smiling.
- Том пыта́лся сдержа́ть улы́бку. Tom tried to suppress a smile.
- Его улы́бка успоко́ила её. His smile put her at ease.
- Улы́бка посыла́ет сигна́л дру́жбы. A smile sends a friendship signal.
- Да, ви́дела я кото́в без улы́бки - но улы́бку без кота́... Yes, I've seen cats without a smile, but a smile with no cat...
- Я бы пересёк океа́н вплавь, чтобы снова уви́деть твою́ улы́бку. I would swim through the ocean just to see your smile again.
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Declension
| Singular | Plural | |
|---|---|---|
| Nom. Nominative | улы́бка | улы́бки |
| Gen. Genitive | улы́бки | улы́бок |
| Dat. Dative | улы́бке | улы́бкам |
| Acc. Accusative | улы́бку | улы́бки |
| Inst. Instrumental |
улы́бкой улы́бкою |
улы́бками |
| Prep. Prepositional | улы́бке | улы́бках |
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