bossy in Russian
bossy in Russian is лю́бящий кома́ндовать, вла́стный — bossy means fond of giving orders to others, often more than is welcome or necessary.
bossy in Russian
лю́бящий кома́ндовать
Pronounced: lyubyashchiy komandovat
Tending to give orders to others, especially when unwarranted; domineering.
вла́стный
Pronounced: vlastnyy
Tending to give orders to others, especially when unwarranted; domineering.
What does "bossy" mean?
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adj Fond of giving orders to others, often more than is welcome or necessary.
"Her bossy older brother always decided what game they would play."
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bossy in a sentence
- Her bossy older brother always decided what game they would play.
- He came across as bossy in meetings, even when he meant well.
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What is "bossy" in Russian?
"bossy" in Russian is лю́бящий кома́ндовать, вла́стный. bossy means: Fond of giving orders to others, often more than is welcome or necessary.
How do you pronounce лю́бящий кома́ндовать?
"bossy" in Russian is лю́бящий кома́ндовать, pronounced "lyubyashchiy komandovat".
How do you use "bossy" in a sentence?
Example: "Her bossy older brother always decided what game they would play." In Russian, "bossy" is лю́бящий кома́ндовать, вла́стный.
Are there other ways to say "bossy" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 2 translations listed for "bossy": лю́бящий кома́ндовать, вла́стный.
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