autonomous in Russian
autonomous in Russian is автоно́мный, самостоя́тельный — autonomous means governing or managing itself without outside control.
autonomous in Russian
автоно́мный
Pronounced: avtonomnyy
Self-governing. Intelligent, sentient, self-aware, thinking, feeling, governing independently.
самостоя́тельный
Pronounced: samostoyatelnyy
Acting on one's own or independently; of a child, acting without being governed by parental or guardian rules.
What does "autonomous" mean?
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adjective Governing or managing itself without outside control.
"The island is autonomous, though it still shares a currency with its neighbour."
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adjective Able to act or operate on its own, without a human directly controlling it.
"Autonomous vehicles use cameras and sensors to steer without a driver."
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autonomous in a sentence
- The island is autonomous, though it still shares a currency with its neighbour.
- The region became autonomous, with its own parliament and laws.
- Autonomous vehicles use cameras and sensors to steer without a driver.
- The farm tested an autonomous tractor that ploughed the field by itself.
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What is "autonomous" in Russian?
"autonomous" in Russian is автоно́мный, самостоя́тельный. autonomous means: Governing or managing itself without outside control.
How do you pronounce автоно́мный?
"autonomous" in Russian is автоно́мный, pronounced "avtonomnyy".
How do you use "autonomous" in a sentence?
Example: "The island is autonomous, though it still shares a currency with its neighbour." In Russian, "autonomous" is автоно́мный, самостоя́тельный.
Are there other ways to say "autonomous" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 2 translations listed for "autonomous": автоно́мный, самостоя́тельный.
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