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How is the word несчастный translated from Russian to English

Грустный и одинокий, будто брошенный.

Sad and lonely, seeming abandoned.

adjective
English translation
forlorn

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  • У ворот ждал несчастный пёс. — A forlorn dog waited by the gate.

  • Она выглядела несчастной, когда гости ушли. — She looked forlorn after the guests left.

  • Почему ты сегодня такой несчастный? — Why do you look so forlorn today?

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FAQ about “несчастный”

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