nominal in Russian
nominal in Russian is именно́й, номина́льный, штатный — nominal means existing in name only, rather than in reality or practice.
nominal in Russian
What does "nominal" mean?
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adjective Existing in name only, rather than in reality or practice.
"He's the nominal head of the company, but his sister makes all the real decisions."
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adjective Very small in amount, especially referring to a fee or cost.
"They charge a nominal fee just to cover printing costs."
nominal in a sentence
- He's the nominal head of the company, but his sister makes all the real decisions.
- The fee was purely nominal, just a dollar to make the contract official.
- They charge a nominal fee just to cover printing costs.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "nominal" in Russian?
"nominal" in Russian is именно́й, номина́льный, штатный. nominal means: Existing in name only, rather than in reality or practice.
How do you pronounce именно́й?
"nominal" in Russian is именно́й, pronounced "imennoy".
How do you use "nominal" in a sentence?
Example: "He's the nominal head of the company, but his sister makes all the real decisions." In Russian, "nominal" is именно́й, номина́льный, штатный.
Are there other ways to say "nominal" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 3 translations listed for "nominal": именно́й, номина́льный, штатный.