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Vacuum=void=pustota (poos-to-tah) or,
vakuum (vah-koo-oom)
if you mean "a vacuum cleaner", that, yes,
it is "pylesos" (pee-les-os)
well, if you mean "vacuum" as a void, then "вакуум". Not sure how to write it using English letters…suppose that "vakuum" . If you mean a vacuum cleaner it`s "пылесос" in Russian and I`d transliterate it as "pylesos"