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How is the word хрупкий translated from Russian to English

Твёрдый, но легко ломающийся.

Hard but easy to break or crack.

adjective
English translation
brittle

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  • Старый пластик становится хрупким. — Old plastic becomes brittle.

  • Осторожно, страницы этой книги хрупкие. — Be careful, the pages of this book are brittle.

  • Почему провод стал таким хрупким? — Why has the wire gone so brittle?

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FAQ about “хрупкий”

How is “хрупкий” translated from Russian?
“хрупкий” translates into English as “brittle”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “хрупкий” mean?
Meaning of “хрупкий”: Твёрдый, но легко ломающийся. In English — “brittle”.
What part of speech is “хрупкий”?
“хрупкий” is a adjective.
Where can I see examples with “хрупкий”?
Example sentences with “хрупкий” and their English translation are on this page, with more in the VibeLing app.
How can I memorize “хрупкий”?
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