No. 8,058 in Russian
крюков
The Russian word "крюков" is the genitive plural form of "крюк," meaning "hooks."
In a sentence
Моряк закрепил верёвку с помощью крюков.
The sailor secured the rope using hooks.
Here, 'крюков' is the plural genitive case of 'крюк', referring to physical hooks, used as tools.
В магазине продаются наборы крюков для дома.
The store sells sets of hooks for home use.
In this sentence, 'крюков' again appears as 'hooks', emphasizing their utility in a household setting.
Он знал все трюки и ухищрения, включая использование крюков.
He knew all the tricks and cunning moves, including the use of hooks.
Here, 'крюков' metaphorically refers to hooks in manipulation or strategy, showcasing figurative language.
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