liberal in Russian
liberal in Russian is ще́дрый, оби́льный, либера́льный — liberal means generous, open-handed, or given freely and in large amounts.
liberal in Russian
What does "liberal" mean?
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adj Generous, open-handed, or given freely and in large amounts.
"He was liberal with his praise, always encouraging the junior staff."
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adj Open to new ideas and willing to question tradition; tolerant of different views and lifestyles.
"Her liberal upbringing meant she rarely judged other people's choices."
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adj Favouring political and social reform, individual freedoms, and progressive change.
"The senator ran on a liberal platform focused on healthcare reform."
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noun A person who holds liberal political views, typically favouring reform and individual rights.
"Liberals and conservatives clashed over the new tax proposal."
liberal in a sentence
- He was liberal with his praise, always encouraging the junior staff.
- They served a liberal portion of dessert to every guest.
- Her liberal upbringing meant she rarely judged other people's choices.
- The senator ran on a liberal platform focused on healthcare reform.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "liberal" in Russian?
"liberal" in Russian is ще́дрый, оби́льный, либера́льный. liberal means: Generous, open-handed, or given freely and in large amounts.
How do you pronounce ще́дрый?
"liberal" in Russian is ще́дрый, pronounced "shchedryy".
How do you use "liberal" in a sentence?
Example: "He was liberal with his praise, always encouraging the junior staff." In Russian, "liberal" is ще́дрый, оби́льный, либера́льный.
Are there other ways to say "liberal" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 6 translations listed for "liberal": ще́дрый, оби́льный, либера́льный, либеральный, либера́л, либерал.