consumerism in Russian
consumerism in Russian is потреби́тельство — consumerism means a strong cultural focus on buying and owning goods, often seen as excessive.
consumerism in Russian
потреби́тельство
Pronounced: potrebitelstvo
An economic theory that increased consumption is beneficial to a nation's economy in the long run.
What does "consumerism" mean?
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noun A strong cultural focus on buying and owning goods, often seen as excessive.
"The documentary criticized consumerism and its effect on the environment."
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noun A movement or policy aimed at protecting consumers' rights and interests.
"Modern consumerism pushed companies to be more transparent about ingredients."
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consumerism in a sentence
- The documentary criticized consumerism and its effect on the environment.
- Modern consumerism pushed companies to be more transparent about ingredients.
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What is "consumerism" in Russian?
"consumerism" in Russian is потреби́тельство. consumerism means: A strong cultural focus on buying and owning goods, often seen as excessive.
How do you pronounce потреби́тельство?
"consumerism" in Russian is потреби́тельство, pronounced "potrebitelstvo".
How do you use "consumerism" in a sentence?
Example: "The documentary criticized consumerism and its effect on the environment." In Russian, "consumerism" is потреби́тельство.
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