How is the word Партия translated from Russian to English

Количество вещей, сделанных, обработанных или доставленных вместе.

A quantity of things made, handled, or delivered together.

noun
English translation
Batch

Examples with “Партия”

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  • Пекарня изготовила новую партию печенья. The bakery produced a new batch of cookies.

  • Давайте сгруппируем отчёты для повышения эффективности. Let's batch the reports for efficiency.

  • Можешь принести мне ещё одну партию отчетов? Can you bring me another batch of reports?

  • Можем объединить эти заказы? Can we batch these orders together?

  • Нам нужно проверить эту партию перед отправкой. We need to inspect this batch before shipping.

  • Пожалуйста, сгруппируйте печенье перед выпечкой. Please batch the cookies before baking them.

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How is “Партия” translated from Russian?
“Партия” translates into English as “Batch”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “Партия” mean?
Meaning of “Партия”: Количество вещей, сделанных, обработанных или доставленных вместе. In English — “Batch”.
What part of speech is “Партия”?
“Партия” is a noun.
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