international in Russian
international in Russian is интернациона́льный, междунаро́дный, международный — international means involving or shared by two or more nations.
international in Russian
интернациона́льный
Pronounced: internatsionalnyy
междунаро́дный
Pronounced: mezhdunarodnyy
международный
Pronounced: mezhdunarodnyy
интернациона́л
Pronounced: internatsional
(politics) A transnational organization of political parties of similar ideology.
What does "international" mean?
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adj Involving or shared by two or more nations.
"The company has expanded into international markets."
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noun A sports match or event between two or more countries, or a player who has represented their country.
"He's a full international, having played for England twelve times."
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international in a sentence
- The company has expanded into international markets.
- They organized an international conference on climate change.
- He's a full international, having played for England twelve times.
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What is "international" in Russian?
"international" in Russian is интернациона́льный, междунаро́дный, международный. international means: Involving or shared by two or more nations.
How do you pronounce интернациона́льный?
"international" in Russian is интернациона́льный, pronounced "internatsionalnyy".
How do you use "international" in a sentence?
Example: "The company has expanded into international markets." In Russian, "international" is интернациона́льный, междунаро́дный, международный.
Are there other ways to say "international" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 4 translations listed for "international": интернациона́льный, междунаро́дный, международный, интернациона́л.
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