mercantile in Russian
mercantile in Russian is мерканти́льный, торго́вый — mercantile means relating to trade, commerce, or the buying and selling of goods for profit.
mercantile in Russian
мерканти́льный
Pronounced: merkantilnyy
(economics) Concerned with the exchange of goods for profit.
торго́вый
Pronounced: torgovyy
(economics) Concerned with the exchange of goods for profit.
What does "mercantile" mean?
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adj Relating to trade, commerce, or the buying and selling of goods for profit.
"The city grew rich as a mercantile hub in the 18th century."
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mercantile in a sentence
- The city grew rich as a mercantile hub in the 18th century.
- Their mercantile interests spanned three continents.
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What is "mercantile" in Russian?
"mercantile" in Russian is мерканти́льный, торго́вый. mercantile means: Relating to trade, commerce, or the buying and selling of goods for profit.
How do you pronounce мерканти́льный?
"mercantile" in Russian is мерканти́льный, pronounced "merkantilnyy".
How do you use "mercantile" in a sentence?
Example: "The city grew rich as a mercantile hub in the 18th century." In Russian, "mercantile" is мерканти́льный, торго́вый.
Are there other ways to say "mercantile" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 2 translations listed for "mercantile": мерканти́льный, торго́вый.
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