Machiavelli in Russian
Machiavelli in Russian is Макиаве́лли — Machiavelli means a person who schemes and manipulates others cunningly and without moral scruple, in order to gain or hold power.
Machiavelli in Russian
Макиаве́лли
Pronounced: Makiavelli
Niccolò Machiavelli (1469-1527), Italian statesman and writer, whose work The Prince (1532) advises that acquiring and exercising power may require unethical methods.
What does "Machiavelli" mean?
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noun A person who schemes and manipulates others cunningly and without moral scruple, in order to gain or hold power.
"Colleagues called him a real Machiavelli for how he outmanoeuvred every rival for the promotion."
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- Colleagues called him a real Machiavelli for how he outmanoeuvred every rival for the promotion.
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What is "Machiavelli" in Russian?
"Machiavelli" in Russian is Макиаве́лли. Machiavelli means: A person who schemes and manipulates others cunningly and without moral scruple, in order to gain or hold power.
How do you pronounce Макиаве́лли?
"Machiavelli" in Russian is Макиаве́лли, pronounced "Makiavelli".
How do you use "Machiavelli" in a sentence?
Example: "Colleagues called him a real Machiavelli for how he outmanoeuvred every rival for the promotion." In Russian, "Machiavelli" is Макиаве́лли.
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