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No. 4,371 in Russian

бутылки

"Bутылки" means "bottles" in English.

In a sentence

  • На столе стоят три бутылки.

    There are three bottles on the table.

    The word 'бутылки' refers to three physical bottles, demonstrating its use as a countable noun in the plural form, nominative case.

  • Ты купил бутылки для сока?

    Did you buy bottles for juice?

    The word 'бутылки' is in the accusative case and indicates objects needed for carrying juice, showing its practical use.

  • Крышки от бутылок лежат на полу.

    The caps from the bottles are on the floor.

    The word 'бутылок' here is in the genitive case, used to indicate possession or association, showing a connection between the caps and the bottles.

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