nobody in Russian
nobody in Russian is ничто́жество — nobody means not any person; no one.
nobody in Russian
ничто́жество
Pronounced: nichtozhestvo
Someone who is not important or well-known.
What does "nobody" mean?
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pron Not any person; no one.
"Nobody was home when the delivery driver arrived."
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noun A person considered unimportant or insignificant.
"I felt like a nobody at the party full of famous guests."
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nobody in a sentence
- Nobody was home when the delivery driver arrived.
- Nobody answered when I knocked on the door.
- I felt like a nobody at the party full of famous guests.
- She refused to be treated as a nobody in her own company.
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What is "nobody" in Russian?
"nobody" in Russian is ничто́жество. nobody means: Not any person; no one.
How do you pronounce ничто́жество?
"nobody" in Russian is ничто́жество, pronounced "nichtozhestvo".
How do you use "nobody" in a sentence?
Example: "Nobody was home when the delivery driver arrived." In Russian, "nobody" is ничто́жество.
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