IQ in Russian
IQ in Russian is IQ, ай-кью́ — IQ means short for intelligence quotient, a score from a standardized test meant to measure reasoning ability relative to the average.
IQ in Russian
IQ
Initialism of intelligence quotient.
ай-кью́
Pronounced: ay-kyu
Initialism of intelligence quotient.
What does "IQ" mean?
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noun Short for intelligence quotient, a score from a standardized test meant to measure reasoning ability relative to the average.
"A score of 100 on an IQ test is considered average."
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IQ in a sentence
- A score of 100 on an IQ test is considered average.
- The film exaggerated the professor's IQ for comic effect.
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What is "IQ" in Russian?
"IQ" in Russian is IQ, ай-кью́. IQ means: Short for intelligence quotient, a score from a standardized test meant to measure reasoning ability relative to the average.
How do you use "IQ" in a sentence?
Example: "A score of 100 on an IQ test is considered average." In Russian, "IQ" is IQ, ай-кью́.
Are there other ways to say "IQ" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 2 translations listed for "IQ": IQ, ай-кью́.
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