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centennial in Russian

centennial in Russian is [[столетний|столе́тняя]] [[годовщи́на]], столе́тие — centennial means relating to a hundredth anniversary.

centennial in Russian

[[столетний|столе́тняя]] [[годовщи́на]]
noun
Pronounced: [[stoletniy|stoletnyaya]] [[godovshchina]]
The hundredth anniversary of an event or happening.
столе́тие
noun
Pronounced: stoletiye
The hundredth anniversary of an event or happening.

What does "centennial" mean?

  1. adj Relating to a hundredth anniversary.
    "The town held a parade for its centennial celebration."
  2. noun The hundredth anniversary of an event.
    "This year marks the centennial of the university's founding."
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centennial in a sentence

  • The town held a parade for its centennial celebration.
  • This year marks the centennial of the university's founding.

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What is "centennial" in Russian?

"centennial" in Russian is [[столетний|столе́тняя]] [[годовщи́на]], столе́тие. centennial means: Relating to a hundredth anniversary.

How do you pronounce [[столетний|столе́тняя]] [[годовщи́на]]?

"centennial" in Russian is [[столетний|столе́тняя]] [[годовщи́на]], pronounced "[[stoletniy|stoletnyaya]] [[godovshchina]]".

How do you use "centennial" in a sentence?

Example: "The town held a parade for its centennial celebration." In Russian, "centennial" is [[столетний|столе́тняя]] [[годовщи́на]], столе́тие.

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

Yes — Russian has 2 translations listed for "centennial": [[столетний|столе́тняя]] [[годовщи́на]], столе́тие.

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