Learning language
Translation language
adverb · A1 · often · UK/US

Yet - translation, pronunciation and examples

yet
/jet/

yet

🇺🇸 American English
/jɛt/
🇬🇧 British English
/jet/
🇷🇺 Russian
[jɪˈɕːɵ]
Meaning of yet

until now, often in questions or negatives

Learn yet with free cards in 30 seconds.

Check vocabulary level
Part of speechadverb
Pronunciation/jet/
CEFRA1
How important is this wordoften
yet

When to use yet

yet

Поезд ещё не прибыл.

yet usage examples

🇷🇺Russian🇬🇧English

Поезд ещё не прибыл.

The train hasn't arrived yet.

🇷🇺Russian🇬🇧English

Я ещё не видел его.

I haven't seen him yet.

Similar words

yet

same core meaning as the headword; used to mean 'until now' or 'up to this moment'

still

very close in meaning, but it often stresses that something continues without stopping

already

opposite in meaning: it means something happened before now, not 'until now'

yet again

means 'one more time' or 'once again'; not the same as 'until now'

just now

means a very short time ago; focuses on the recent past, not on 'until now'

Test yourself

ещё → ?

Learn by topic

yet belongs to the topic "Top 500". Start with a short 7-word set so the word is easier to remember in context.

yetещё
togetherвместе
oftenчасто
rarelyредко
earlyрано
lateпоздно
todayсегодня

yet synonyms

Related word breakdowns

What's the difference between yet / still / already / yet again / just now

🇬🇧English
yet

same core meaning as the headword; used to mean 'until now' or 'up to this moment'

A1Very Often

I haven't finished yet.

Я ещё не закончил.

🇬🇧English

very close in meaning, but it often stresses that something continues without stopping

A1Very Often

She is still waiting.

Она всё ещё ждёт.

🇬🇧English

opposite in meaning: it means something happened before now, not 'until now'

A1Very Often

I've already eaten.

Я уже поел.

Y
🇬🇧English
yet again

means 'one more time' or 'once again'; not the same as 'until now'

A1Rarely

He made the same mistake yet again.

Он снова сделал ту же ошибку.

J
🇬🇧English
just now

means a very short time ago; focuses on the recent past, not on 'until now'

A1Often

I saw him just now.

Я только что видел его.

What's the difference

yet with Russian translation

Active review

Why learn yet with flashcards?

A translation is not enough: words are remembered faster when they return in short examples, audio and spaced review.

10 minutes a day can add up to 3,000 words a year. Spaced flashcards bring each word back when it is time to remember it.

We count words you add to learning and review regularly. Active use grows gradually and depends on practice.

How many words can you learn in a year?
PacePer dayPer yearBest for
Easy3 words≈ 1,100 wordsstarting without pressure
Balanced5 words≈ 1,800 wordssteady growth
Recommended8 words≈ 2,900 wordsaround 3,000 words a year
Fast10 words≈ 3,650 wordsvisible vocabulary growth
Intensive15 words≈ 5,500 wordsstrong motivation

Related words and lists for yet

How to pronounce yet and what this word means

yet translation: ещё. This page includes translation, pronunciation, transcription, audio, usage examples and related words.

how to pronounce yet

/jet/

yet translation

ещё

yet examples

The train hasn't arrived yet.

yet transcription

/jet/, /jɛt/

How this dictionary entry is reviewed

ZapomniEnglish prepares dictionary data automatically, then the editorial workflow checks high-frequency words, top lists, and pages that already receive search impressions first.

Translation and meaningPronunciation and transcriptionExamples, synonyms, and topics

Questions about this word

yet meaning: what does it mean?

until now, often in questions or negatives

yet pronunciation: how do you pronounce it?

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

yet definition and sentence examples: how is it used in a sentence?

The train hasn't arrived yet. Translation: Поезд ещё не прибыл.

Audio practiceExamplesSmart repeats

Learn yet in your vocabulary

Add this word to practice, repeat it with audio, examples and your own word lists.