governess in Russian
governess in Russian is гуверна́нтка, воспита́тельница — governess means a woman employed to educate children in their own home, typically living with the family.
governess in Russian
гуверна́нтка
Pronounced: guvernantka
A woman paid to educate children in their own home.
воспита́тельница
Pronounced: vospitatelnitsa
A woman paid to educate children in their own home.
What does "governess" mean?
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noun A woman employed to educate children in their own home, typically living with the family.
"The children's governess taught them French and arithmetic every morning."
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governess in a sentence
- The children's governess taught them French and arithmetic every morning.
- Boy, you are a crabby lady! Who are you? Calvin's cruel governess?
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What is "governess" in Russian?
"governess" in Russian is гуверна́нтка, воспита́тельница. governess means: A woman employed to educate children in their own home, typically living with the family.
How do you pronounce гуверна́нтка?
"governess" in Russian is гуверна́нтка, pronounced "guvernantka".
How do you use "governess" in a sentence?
Example: "The children's governess taught them French and arithmetic every morning." In Russian, "governess" is гуверна́нтка, воспита́тельница.
Are there other ways to say "governess" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 2 translations listed for "governess": гуверна́нтка, воспита́тельница.
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