idealist in Russian
idealist in Russian is идеали́ст, идеали́стка — idealist means someone who holds onto high principles or a vision of how things ought to be, sometimes at the expense of practicality.
idealist in Russian
идеали́ст
Pronounced: idealist
идеали́стка
Pronounced: idealistka
What does "idealist" mean?
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noun Someone who holds onto high principles or a vision of how things ought to be, sometimes at the expense of practicality.
"The young idealist believed the whole company could be run without layoffs."
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idealist in a sentence
- The young idealist believed the whole company could be run without layoffs.
- Critics called her an idealist, but her reforms actually worked.
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What is "idealist" in Russian?
"idealist" in Russian is идеали́ст, идеали́стка. idealist means: Someone who holds onto high principles or a vision of how things ought to be, sometimes at the expense of practicality.
How do you pronounce идеали́ст?
"idealist" in Russian is идеали́ст, pronounced "idealist".
How do you use "idealist" in a sentence?
Example: "The young idealist believed the whole company could be run without layoffs." In Russian, "idealist" is идеали́ст, идеали́стка.
Are there other ways to say "idealist" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 2 translations listed for "idealist": идеали́ст, идеали́стка.
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