Russian Dictionary

совсем

adverb

/sovsem/

1.

at all

He doesn't know anything at all.

This is not surprising at all.

She didn't want to go there at all.

2.

completely

This car is completely different.

Sasha and Dima are brothers, but they are completely different.

I completely forgot about it.

It got completely dark outside.

3.

quite

I don't quite understand you.

Something wasn't quite right.

That is not quite what I said.

4.

very

She's still very young.

Он совсем разболелся.

He's very sick.

Real-life examples for совсем

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"Однако обойтись совсем без мигрантов из стран СНГ город не сможет", - резюмировала Сахарова.

"However, the city will not be able to do without migrants from the CIS countries at all," Sakharova summed up.

RIA Novosti

"Скорее несчастливы" - 13%, а вот "совсем несчастливы" лишь 4% населения области.

-Это совсем другая работа: много прыжков, надо чувствовать, кто где находится, хорошее боковое зрение иметь, в ски-кроссе очень много травм.

"Будем надеяться, что в этом году таких процессов в мировых масштабах будет меньше или совсем не будет, и мы сумеем ситуацию выравнять", - отметил первый вице-премьер.

Summary

  • Совсем is a Russian adverb which means ‘at all’, ‘completely’, ‘quite’ and ‘very’.
  • The word совсем is usually transliterated in English as ‘sovsem’.
  • Совсем has 6 letters.