mogul in Russian
mogul in Russian is магна́т, буго́р — mogul means a rich, powerful, or highly influential person, especially in business or entertainment.
mogul in Russian
магна́т
Pronounced: magnat
A rich or powerful person; a magnate, nabob.
буго́р
Pronounced: bugor
(skiing) A hump or bump on a skiing piste.
What does "mogul" mean?
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noun A rich, powerful, or highly influential person, especially in business or entertainment.
"The media mogul owned three television networks."
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noun A bump or hump on a ski slope.
"The skier weaved between the moguls at top speed."
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mogul in a sentence
- The media mogul owned three television networks.
- She became a real-estate mogul before turning thirty.
- The skier weaved between the moguls at top speed.
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What is "mogul" in Russian?
"mogul" in Russian is магна́т, буго́р. mogul means: A rich, powerful, or highly influential person, especially in business or entertainment.
How do you pronounce магна́т?
"mogul" in Russian is магна́т, pronounced "magnat".
How do you use "mogul" in a sentence?
Example: "The media mogul owned three television networks." In Russian, "mogul" is магна́т, буго́р.
Are there other ways to say "mogul" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 2 translations listed for "mogul": магна́т, буго́р.
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