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How is the word призрак прошлого translated from Russian to English

Старая беда, которая всё ещё пугает.

An old trouble that still frightens people.

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English translation
Specter of the past

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  • Призрак прошлого вернулся. — The specter of the past returned.

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призрак ghost призрак phantom призрак Specter призрак wraith призраки ghosts призраки phantoms призраки в ночи phantoms in the night призрачное видение phantasm

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FAQ about “призрак прошлого”

How is “призрак прошлого” translated from Russian?
“призрак прошлого” translates into English as “Specter of the past”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “призрак прошлого” mean?
Meaning of “призрак прошлого”: Старая беда, которая всё ещё пугает. In English — “Specter of the past”.
What part of speech is “призрак прошлого”?
“призрак прошлого” is a phrase.
Where can I see examples with “призрак прошлого”?
Example sentences with “призрак прошлого” and their English translation are on this page, with more in the VibeLing app.
How can I memorize “призрак прошлого”?
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