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How is the word вязать translated from Russian to English

Изготавливать полотно, переплетая пряжу спицами.

To make cloth by looping yarn with needles.

verb
English translation
knit

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  • Бабушка каждую зиму вяжет шарф. — Grandma knits a scarf every winter.

  • Хочу связать шапку до поездки. — I want to knit a hat before the trip.

  • Ты можешь вязать более толстой пряжей? — Can you knit with thicker yarn?

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FAQ about “вязать”

How is “вязать” translated from Russian?
“вязать” translates into English as “knit”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “вязать” mean?
Meaning of “вязать”: Изготавливать полотно, переплетая пряжу спицами. In English — “knit”.
What part of speech is “вязать”?
“вязать” is a verb.
Where can I see examples with “вязать”?
Example sentences with “вязать” and their English translation are on this page, with more in the VibeLing app.
How can I memorize “вязать”?
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