demotivate in Russian
demotivate in Russian is демотиви́ровать — demotivate means to make a person or group feel less willing or keen to do something.
demotivate in Russian
демотиви́ровать
Pronounced: demotivirovat
(transitive) To decrease the motivation of a person or a group.
What does "demotivate" mean?
- verb To make a person or group feel less willing or keen to do something.
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What is "demotivate" in Russian?
"demotivate" in Russian is демотиви́ровать. demotivate means: To make a person or group feel less willing or keen to do something.
How do you pronounce демотиви́ровать?
"demotivate" in Russian is демотиви́ровать, pronounced "demotivirovat".
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