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apology in Russian

apology in Russian is извине́ние, проще́ние, оправда́ние — apology means a statement expressing regret for a mistake or offense.

apology in Russian

извине́ние
noun
Pronounced: izvineniye
An expression of remorse or regret for having said or done something that harmed another: an instance of apologizing (saying that one is sorry).
проще́ние
noun
Pronounced: proshcheniye
An expression of remorse or regret for having said or done something that harmed another: an instance of apologizing (saying that one is sorry).
извине́ние
noun
Pronounced: izvineniye
A formal justification, defence.
оправда́ние
noun
Pronounced: opravdaniye
A formal justification, defence.

What does "apology" mean?

  1. noun A statement expressing regret for a mistake or offense.
    "He offered a sincere apology for the mix-up."
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apology in a sentence

  • He offered a sincere apology for the mix-up.
  • The company issued a public apology after the incident.

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What is "apology" in Russian?

"apology" in Russian is извине́ние, проще́ние, оправда́ние. apology means: A statement expressing regret for a mistake or offense.

How do you pronounce извине́ние?

"apology" in Russian is извине́ние, pronounced "izvineniye".

How do you use "apology" in a sentence?

Example: "He offered a sincere apology for the mix-up." In Russian, "apology" is извине́ние, проще́ние, оправда́ние.

Are there other ways to say "apology" in Russian?

Yes — Russian has 3 translations listed for "apology": извине́ние, проще́ние, оправда́ние.

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