How is the word мужчина translated from Russian to English

Взрослый человек мужского пола.

An adult male human.

noun
English translation
Man

Examples with “мужчина”

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  • Дверь открыл высокий мужчина. A tall man opened the door.

  • Огонь изменил историю человечества. Fire changed the history of man.

  • Блин, ну и длинный был день! Man, that was a long day!

  • Мужчина за прилавком улыбнулся нам. The man behind the counter smiled at us.

  • Человечество всегда смотрело на звёзды. Man has always looked up at the stars.

  • Блин, я оставил ключи внутри. Oh man, I left my keys inside.

  • Спроси дорогу у того мужчины. Ask that man for directions.

  • Колесо — одно из древнейших орудий, известных человечеству. The wheel is one of the oldest tools known to man.

  • Блин, как же мне нужен отпуск. Man, do I need a vacation.

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How is “мужчина” translated from Russian?
“мужчина” translates into English as “Man”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “мужчина” mean?
Meaning of “мужчина”: Взрослый человек мужского пола. In English — “Man”.
What part of speech is “мужчина”?
“мужчина” is a noun.
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