Nero in Russian
Nero in Russian is Неро́н — Nero means the Roman emperor remembered for his cruelty and excess, and by extension, any tyrannical ruler.
Nero in Russian
Неро́н
Pronounced: Neron
Roman Emperor from 54 to 68, and the last Emperor of the Julio-Claudian dynasty.
What does "Nero" mean?
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noun The Roman emperor remembered for his cruelty and excess, and by extension, any tyrannical ruler.
"Historians still debate how much of Nero's reputation for cruelty was exaggerated by his enemies."
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noun Any especially cruel or tyrannical ruler, used as a general comparison.
"The rebels called their oppressive governor "a modern-day Nero.""
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Nero in a sentence
- Historians still debate how much of Nero's reputation for cruelty was exaggerated by his enemies.
- The rebels called their oppressive governor "a modern-day Nero."
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What is "Nero" in Russian?
"Nero" in Russian is Неро́н. Nero means: The Roman emperor remembered for his cruelty and excess, and by extension, any tyrannical ruler.
How do you pronounce Неро́н?
"Nero" in Russian is Неро́н, pronounced "Neron".
How do you use "Nero" in a sentence?
Example: "Historians still debate how much of Nero's reputation for cruelty was exaggerated by his enemies." In Russian, "Nero" is Неро́н.
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