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contend in Russian

contend in Russian is боро́ться, соперничать, утвержда́ть — contend means to compete or struggle against someone or something.

contend in Russian

боро́ться
verb
Pronounced: borotsya
(intransitive) To struggle or exert oneself to obtain or retain possession of, or to defend.
соперничать
verb
Pronounced: sopernichat
(intransitive) To be in debate; to engage in discussion; to dispute; to argue.
утвержда́ть
verb
Pronounced: utverzhdat
(intransitive) To be in debate; to engage in discussion; to dispute; to argue.

What does "contend" mean?

  1. verb To compete or struggle against someone or something.
    "Two runners were left to contend for the gold medal."
  2. verb To argue firmly that something is true.
    "Lawyers for the defense contend that the evidence was mishandled."
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contend in a sentence

  • Two runners were left to contend for the gold medal.
  • Lawyers for the defense contend that the evidence was mishandled.

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What is "contend" in Russian?

"contend" in Russian is боро́ться, соперничать, утвержда́ть. contend means: To compete or struggle against someone or something.

How do you pronounce боро́ться?

"contend" in Russian is боро́ться, pronounced "borotsya".

How do you use "contend" in a sentence?

Example: "Two runners were left to contend for the gold medal." In Russian, "contend" is боро́ться, соперничать, утвержда́ть.

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

Yes — Russian has 3 translations listed for "contend": боро́ться, соперничать, утвержда́ть.

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