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No. 10,337 in Russian

бульваре

The Russian word "бульваре" is the prepositional case form of "бульвар," meaning "boulevard" in English.

In a sentence

  • Мы гуляли на бульваре.

    We were strolling on the boulevard.

    The word 'бульваре' here is the locative form of the noun 'бульвар', indicating the location of the activity, in this case, a boulevard.

  • На бульваре началась реконструкция.

    The reconstruction started on the boulevard.

    In this sentence, 'бульваре' describes the specific location where an event is occurring, emphasizing place.

  • Я живу недалеко от большого бульвара.

    I live not far from the big boulevard.

    Here, 'бульвар' is used in its direct nominative form 'бульвар'. However, it establishes reference to a specific feature, connecting to proximity.

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