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runny

жидковатый

thin consistency

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Pronunciation
EN-UK/ˈrʌni/
EN-US/ˈrʌni/
RU[ʐɨdkəˈvatɨj]
runny

runny with Russian translation

runny usage examples

🇺🇸en-US🇷🇺ru

The runny sauce made the dish messy but tasty.

Жидковатый соус сделал блюдо немного неаккуратным, но вкусным.

🇺🇸en-US🇷🇺ru

Be careful with the runny egg yolk when you eat it.

Будь осторожен с жидковатым желтком, когда ешь его.

runny synonyms

🇬🇧en

Жидковатый, текучая консистенция; также употребляется в значении 'runny nose' — насморк.

A2Often

The omelette was still a bit runny in the middle.

W
🇬🇧en
watery

Подчёркивает высокий процент воды или разбавленность; значит 'разбавленный', менее насыщенный.

A2Often

The sauce was a bit watery and needed thickening.

🇬🇧en

Более общее слово — тонкий, негустой; может относиться не только к жидкостям, но и к материалам или людям.

A1Very Often

The soup was thin and lacked body.

S
🇬🇧en
soupy

Супообразный; означает консистенцию, похожую на суп — чаще о еде, иногда о погоде ('soupy heat').

B1Rarely

After sitting, the casserole had become rather soupy.

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What does runny mean?

thin consistency

How do you pronounce runny?

runny is pronounced as /ˈrʌni/. Audio is available on this page when the word has a recording.

How is runny used in a sentence?

The runny sauce made the dish messy but tasty. Translation: Жидковатый соус сделал блюдо немного неаккуратным, но вкусным.

Is runny part of Cooking Descriptions vocabulary?

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Is runny part of Food vocabulary?

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