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How is the word крашеный translated from Russian to English

Окрашенный специальной жидкостью или порошком.

Coloured with a special liquid or powder.

adjective
English translation
Dyed

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  • У неё крашеные рыжие волосы. — She has dyed red hair.

  • Эта шерсть крашеная или натуральная? — Is this wool dyed or natural?

  • Крашеная ткань на ощупь грубее обычной. — The dyed fabric feels rougher than the plain one.

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FAQ about “крашеный”

How is “крашеный” translated from Russian?
“крашеный” translates into English as “Dyed”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “крашеный” mean?
Meaning of “крашеный”: Окрашенный специальной жидкостью или порошком. In English — “Dyed”.
What part of speech is “крашеный”?
“крашеный” is a adjective.
Where can I see examples with “крашеный”?
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How can I memorize “крашеный”?
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