greeting in Russian
greeting in Russian is приве́тствие, приветствие — greeting means a word or phrase used to acknowledge someone's arrival, or to open a letter, message, or conversation.
greeting in Russian
приве́тствие
Pronounced: privetstviye
A conventional phrase used to start a letter or conversation or otherwise to acknowledge a person's arrival or presence.
приветствие
Pronounced: privetstviye
A conventional phrase used to start a letter or conversation or otherwise to acknowledge a person's arrival or presence.
What does "greeting" mean?
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noun A word or phrase used to acknowledge someone's arrival, or to open a letter, message, or conversation.
"She gave a warm greeting to everyone who walked through the door."
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noun The act of greeting someone.
"His greeting was so enthusiastic it caught her off guard."
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greeting in a sentence
- She gave a warm greeting to everyone who walked through the door.
- The email started with a friendly greeting before getting to business.
- His greeting was so enthusiastic it caught her off guard.
- The greeting of guests at the door was the host's first job.
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What is "greeting" in Russian?
"greeting" in Russian is приве́тствие, приветствие. greeting means: A word or phrase used to acknowledge someone's arrival, or to open a letter, message, or conversation.
How do you pronounce приве́тствие?
"greeting" in Russian is приве́тствие, pronounced "privetstviye".
How do you use "greeting" in a sentence?
Example: "She gave a warm greeting to everyone who walked through the door." In Russian, "greeting" is приве́тствие, приветствие.
Are there other ways to say "greeting" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 2 translations listed for "greeting": приве́тствие, приветствие.
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