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No. 8,665 in Russian

порет

The word "порет" in Russian is derived from the verb "пороть," meaning "to flog" or "to whip."

In a sentence

  • Когда дедушка сердится, он порет старую кожаную плеть.

    When the grandfather is angry, he flogs with an old leather whip.

    порет - means 'flogs', indicating the action of hitting with a whip or similar tool.

  • Мама шутливо порет отцов щекоча перьями.

    Mom playfully spanks father by tickling with feathers.

    порет - used humorously here to indicate a light and playful action.

  • Учитель порет терпение, объясняя одно и то же.

    The teacher tests patience by explaining the same thing repeatedly.

    порет - metaphorically means 'tests', describing repetitive testing or straining.

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