inoperative in Russian
inoperative in Russian is неде́йствующий, неиспра́вный, нерабо́тающий — inoperative means not working, either because it is switched off or because it is broken.
inoperative in Russian
неде́йствующий
Pronounced: nedeystvuyushchiy
Not working or functioning; either idle or broken.
неиспра́вный
Pronounced: neispravnyy
Not working or functioning; either idle or broken.
нерабо́тающий
Pronounced: nerabotayushchiy
Not working or functioning; either idle or broken.
нефункциони́рующий
Pronounced: nefunktsioniruyushchiy
Not working or functioning; either idle or broken.
не име́ющий (зако́нной) си́лы
Pronounced: ne imeyushchiy (zakonnoy) sily
(legal) No longer legally binding.
неде́йствующий
Pronounced: nedeystvuyushchiy
(legal) No longer legally binding.
недействи́тельный
Pronounced: nedeystvitelnyy
(legal) No longer legally binding.
What does "inoperative" mean?
- adj Not working, either because it is switched off or because it is broken.
- adj (law) No longer valid or enforceable.
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What is "inoperative" in Russian?
"inoperative" in Russian is неде́йствующий, неиспра́вный, нерабо́тающий. inoperative means: Not working, either because it is switched off or because it is broken.
How do you pronounce неде́йствующий?
"inoperative" in Russian is неде́йствующий, pronounced "nedeystvuyushchiy".
Are there other ways to say "inoperative" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 6 translations listed for "inoperative": неде́йствующий, неиспра́вный, нерабо́тающий, нефункциони́рующий, не име́ющий (зако́нной) си́лы, недействи́тельный.
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