hero in Russian
hero in Russian is геро́й, [[гла́вный]] [[геро́й]], [[главный|гла́вная]] [[герои́ня]] — hero means a person admired for great courage, noble actions, or outstanding achievement.
hero in Russian
What does "hero" mean?
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noun A person admired for great courage, noble actions, or outstanding achievement.
"The firefighter who ran back into the burning building was hailed as a hero."
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noun The main character in a story, film, or play.
"The hero of the novel spends the whole book searching for his missing brother."
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noun A large sandwich packed with meats, cheese, and other fillings, also called a sub or hoagie.
"We split a hero from the deli for lunch."
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verb To treat someone as a hero, or to give something special prominence and attention.
"The marketing team decided to hero the new flavor on the homepage banner."
hero in a sentence
- The firefighter who ran back into the burning building was hailed as a hero.
- To the kids on the street, the retired boxer was a local hero.
- The hero of the novel spends the whole book searching for his missing brother.
- We split a hero from the deli for lunch.
Similar words in Russian
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Frequently asked questions
What is "hero" in Russian?
"hero" in Russian is геро́й, [[гла́вный]] [[геро́й]], [[главный|гла́вная]] [[герои́ня]]. hero means: A person admired for great courage, noble actions, or outstanding achievement.
How do you pronounce геро́й?
"hero" in Russian is геро́й, pronounced "geroy".
How do you use "hero" in a sentence?
Example: "The firefighter who ran back into the burning building was hailed as a hero." In Russian, "hero" is геро́й, [[гла́вный]] [[геро́й]], [[главный|гла́вная]] [[герои́ня]].
Are there other ways to say "hero" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 6 translations listed for "hero": геро́й, [[гла́вный]] [[геро́й]], [[главный|гла́вная]] [[герои́ня]], авата́р, герои́ня, персона́ж.