immediate in Russian
immediate in Russian is неме́дленный, бли́зкий, ближа́йший — immediate means happening or done right away, without delay.
immediate in Russian
неме́дленный
Pronounced: nemedlennyy
Happening right away, instantly, with no delay.
бли́зкий
Pronounced: blizkiy
Very close; direct or adjacent.
ближа́йший
Pronounced: blizhayshiy
Very close; direct or adjacent.
непосре́дственный
Pronounced: neposredstvennyy
Very close; direct or adjacent.
окре́стный
Pronounced: okrestnyy
Very close; direct or adjacent.
What does "immediate" mean?
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adj Happening or done right away, without delay.
"The company issued an immediate apology after the incident."
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adj Closest in relationship or position; directly connected.
"Only her immediate family attended the small wedding."
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immediate in a sentence
- The company issued an immediate apology after the incident.
- We need an immediate response to the emergency.
- Only her immediate family attended the small wedding.
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What is "immediate" in Russian?
"immediate" in Russian is неме́дленный, бли́зкий, ближа́йший. immediate means: Happening or done right away, without delay.
How do you pronounce неме́дленный?
"immediate" in Russian is неме́дленный, pronounced "nemedlennyy".
How do you use "immediate" in a sentence?
Example: "The company issued an immediate apology after the incident." In Russian, "immediate" is неме́дленный, бли́зкий, ближа́йший.
Are there other ways to say "immediate" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 5 translations listed for "immediate": неме́дленный, бли́зкий, ближа́йший, непосре́дственный, окре́стный.
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