elite in Russian
elite in Russian is эли́тный, эли́та — elite means the smallest, most powerful or most accomplished group within a larger population.
elite in Russian
эли́тный
Pronounced: elitnyy
Of high birth or social position; aristocratic or patrician.
эли́та
Pronounced: elita
A special group or social class of people who have a superior social or economic status and attendant power, advantages, or privileges in society; a member of such a group.
What does "elite" mean?
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noun The smallest, most powerful or most accomplished group within a larger population.
"Only a small elite of engineers understood how the reactor actually worked."
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adj Regarded as the best of its kind, or belonging to a select top group.
"She trains with an elite squad of gymnasts."
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elite in a sentence
- Only a small elite of engineers understood how the reactor actually worked.
- The tournament attracts the sporting elite from every continent.
- She trains with an elite squad of gymnasts.
- The hotel offers an elite membership tier with private check-in.
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What is "elite" in Russian?
"elite" in Russian is эли́тный, эли́та. elite means: The smallest, most powerful or most accomplished group within a larger population.
How do you pronounce эли́тный?
"elite" in Russian is эли́тный, pronounced "elitnyy".
How do you use "elite" in a sentence?
Example: "Only a small elite of engineers understood how the reactor actually worked." In Russian, "elite" is эли́тный, эли́та.
Are there other ways to say "elite" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 2 translations listed for "elite": эли́тный, эли́та.
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