charitable in Russian
charitable in Russian is благотвори́тельный, милосе́рдный, ще́дрый — charitable means generous in giving help or money to those in need.
charitable in Russian
благотвори́тельный
Pronounced: blagotvoritelnyy
Pertaining to charity.
милосе́рдный
Pronounced: miloserdnyy
Kind, generous.
ще́дрый
Pronounced: shchedryy
Kind, generous.
What does "charitable" mean?
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adj Generous in giving help or money to those in need.
"She is a charitable woman who often buys meals for people in need."
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adj Kind and forgiving in one's judgement of others.
"Try to be charitable towards him, because he has had a hard year."
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charitable in a sentence
- She is a charitable woman who often buys meals for people in need.
- The charitable trust gives grants to young musicians every year.
- Try to be charitable towards him, because he has had a hard year.
- A more charitable reading of her note shows she meant no harm.
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What is "charitable" in Russian?
"charitable" in Russian is благотвори́тельный, милосе́рдный, ще́дрый. charitable means: Generous in giving help or money to those in need.
How do you pronounce благотвори́тельный?
"charitable" in Russian is благотвори́тельный, pronounced "blagotvoritelnyy".
How do you use "charitable" in a sentence?
Example: "She is a charitable woman who often buys meals for people in need." In Russian, "charitable" is благотвори́тельный, милосе́рдный, ще́дрый.
Are there other ways to say "charitable" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 3 translations listed for "charitable": благотвори́тельный, милосе́рдный, ще́дрый.
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