cutthroat in Russian
cutthroat in Russian is головоре́з — cutthroat means ruthlessly competitive, with no regard for fairness or the interests of others.
cutthroat in Russian
головоре́з
Pronounced: golovorez
What does "cutthroat" mean?
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adj Ruthlessly competitive, with no regard for fairness or the interests of others.
"The airline industry is known for its cutthroat pricing wars."
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adj Describing a variant of a card or board game where each player competes individually rather than in teams.
"They played cutthroat bridge, with no partnerships allowed."
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cutthroat in a sentence
- The airline industry is known for its cutthroat pricing wars.
- She thrived in the cutthroat world of corporate law.
- They played cutthroat bridge, with no partnerships allowed.
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What is "cutthroat" in Russian?
"cutthroat" in Russian is головоре́з. cutthroat means: Ruthlessly competitive, with no regard for fairness or the interests of others.
How do you pronounce головоре́з?
"cutthroat" in Russian is головоре́з, pronounced "golovorez".
How do you use "cutthroat" in a sentence?
Example: "The airline industry is known for its cutthroat pricing wars." In Russian, "cutthroat" is головоре́з.
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