No. 10,691 in Russian
вороты
The Russian word "вороты" means "collars" or "lapels," often referring to parts of clothing.
In a sentence
Вороты ворот оказались слишком узкими для проезда автобуса.
The gate's openings turned out to be too narrow for the bus to pass.
Here, 'вороты' refers to the openings of a gate, emphasizing the physical aspect of the structure.
Во время турнира он делал множество бросков в вороты соперника.
During the tournament, he directed many shots into the opponent's goal.
In this sentence, 'вороты' represents the goal in a sporting context, used to denote the target area for scoring.
Вороты рубашки были слегка мятые после стирки.
The shirt's collar was slightly wrinkled after washing.
Here, 'вороты' is used to indicate the collar of a shirt, showcasing a clothing-related usage.
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