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glorious in Russian

glorious in Russian is сла́вный, блиста́тельный, великоле́пный — glorious means deserving great praise or admiration; magnificent.

glorious in Russian

сла́вный
adj
Pronounced: slavnyy
Exhibiting attributes, qualities, or acts that are worthy of or receive glory.
блиста́тельный
adj
Pronounced: blistatelnyy
Bright or shining;
великоле́пный
adj
Pronounced: velikolepnyy
Bright or shining;

What does "glorious" mean?

  1. adj Deserving great praise or admiration; magnificent.
    "The mountains looked glorious in the golden light of early morning."
  2. adj (informal) Wonderful or delightful.
    "What a glorious bit of weather for our picnic!"
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glorious in a sentence

  • The mountains looked glorious in the golden light of early morning.
  • It was a glorious victory for the underdog team.
  • What a glorious bit of weather for our picnic!
  • The cake was absolutely glorious, and everyone asked for a second slice.

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What is "glorious" in Russian?
"glorious" in Russian is сла́вный, блиста́тельный, великоле́пный. glorious means: Deserving great praise or admiration; magnificent.
How do you pronounce сла́вный?
"glorious" in Russian is сла́вный, pronounced "slavnyy".
How do you use "glorious" in a sentence?
Example: "The mountains looked glorious in the golden light of early morning." In Russian, "glorious" is сла́вный, блиста́тельный, великоле́пный.
Are there other ways to say "glorious" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 3 translations listed for "glorious": сла́вный, блиста́тельный, великоле́пный.
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