demilitarize in Russian
demilitarize in Russian is демилитаризи́ровать, демилитаризова́ть — demilitarize means to take soldiers out of an area.
demilitarize in Russian
демилитаризи́ровать
Pronounced: demilitarizirovat
(transitive) To remove troops from (an area).
демилитаризова́ть
Pronounced: demilitarizovat
(transitive) To remove troops from (an area).
What does "demilitarize" mean?
- verb To take soldiers out of an area.
- verb To stop soldiers from entering an area.
- verb To hand an area back to ordinary civilian rule once the army has left.
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What is "demilitarize" in Russian?
"demilitarize" in Russian is демилитаризи́ровать, демилитаризова́ть. demilitarize means: To take soldiers out of an area.
How do you pronounce демилитаризи́ровать?
"demilitarize" in Russian is демилитаризи́ровать, pronounced "demilitarizirovat".
Are there other ways to say "demilitarize" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 2 translations listed for "demilitarize": демилитаризи́ровать, демилитаризова́ть.
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