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How is the word вытряхнул немного translated from Russian to English

Встряхнул что-то, чтобы содержимое выпало.

Shook something so its contents fell out.

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English translation
Shook out some

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  • Он вытряхнул из пакета немного крошек. — He shook out some crumbs from the bag.

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FAQ about “вытряхнул немного”

How is “вытряхнул немного” translated from Russian?
“вытряхнул немного” translates into English as “Shook out some”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “вытряхнул немного” mean?
Meaning of “вытряхнул немного”: Встряхнул что-то, чтобы содержимое выпало. In English — “Shook out some”.
What part of speech is “вытряхнул немного”?
“вытряхнул немного” is a phrase.
Where can I see examples with “вытряхнул немного”?
Example sentences with “вытряхнул немного” and their English translation are on this page, with more in the VibeLing app.
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