firsthand in Russian
firsthand in Russian is [[полу́ченный]] из [[первый|пе́рвых]] рук, из [[первый|пе́рвых]] рук — firsthand means coming directly from personal experience, without any middleman.
firsthand in Russian
What does "firsthand" mean?
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adj Coming directly from personal experience, without any middleman.
"She gave a firsthand account of the earthquake."
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adv Directly, through one's own experience.
"He learned firsthand how hard farming can be."
firsthand in a sentence
- She gave a firsthand account of the earthquake.
- He learned firsthand how hard farming can be.
Common Russian translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "firsthand" in Russian?
"firsthand" in Russian is [[полу́ченный]] из [[первый|пе́рвых]] рук, из [[первый|пе́рвых]] рук. firsthand means: Coming directly from personal experience, without any middleman.
How do you pronounce [[полу́ченный]] из [[первый|пе́рвых]] рук?
"firsthand" in Russian is [[полу́ченный]] из [[первый|пе́рвых]] рук, pronounced "[[poluchennyy]] iz [[pervyy|pervykh]] ruk".
How do you use "firsthand" in a sentence?
Example: "She gave a firsthand account of the earthquake." In Russian, "firsthand" is [[полу́ченный]] из [[первый|пе́рвых]] рук, из [[первый|пе́рвых]] рук.
Are there other ways to say "firsthand" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 2 translations listed for "firsthand": [[полу́ченный]] из [[первый|пе́рвых]] рук, из [[первый|пе́рвых]] рук.
