good job in Russian
good job in Russian is молоде́ц!, хоро́шая рабо́та, хорошо́ — good job means said to praise someone for doing something well or completing a task competently.
good job in Russian
молоде́ц!
Pronounced: molodets!
(idiomatic) Well done; congratulations!
хоро́шая рабо́та
Pronounced: khoroshaya rabota
(idiomatic) Well done; congratulations!
хорошо́
Pronounced: khorosho
(idiomatic, British) a good thing.
What does "good job" mean?
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interjection Said to praise someone for doing something well or completing a task competently.
"Good job, everyone — we finished a day early."
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noun phrase A fortunate thing; used with 'it's a' to say that something turned out lucky.
"It's a good job you kept the receipt."
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noun phrase Employment that pays well or is otherwise desirable.
"He gave up a good job in London to move back home."
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good job in a sentence
- Good job, everyone — we finished a day early.
- She gave him a high five and said good job.
- It's a good job you kept the receipt.
- Good job I checked the tickets before we left.
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What is "good job" in Russian?
"good job" in Russian is молоде́ц!, хоро́шая рабо́та, хорошо́. good job means: Said to praise someone for doing something well or completing a task competently.
How do you pronounce молоде́ц!?
"good job" in Russian is молоде́ц!, pronounced "molodets!".
How do you use "good job" in a sentence?
Example: "Good job, everyone — we finished a day early." In Russian, "good job" is молоде́ц!, хоро́шая рабо́та, хорошо́.
Are there other ways to say "good job" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 3 translations listed for "good job": молоде́ц!, хоро́шая рабо́та, хорошо́.
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