nuclear in Russian
nuclear in Russian is центра́льный, я́дерный, ядерный — nuclear means relating to the nucleus of an atom, or to energy released by splitting or joining atomic nuclei.
nuclear in Russian
центра́льный
Pronounced: tsentralnyy
я́дерный
Pronounced: yadernyy
Pertaining to the nucleus of an atom. [from 20th c.]
я́дерный
Pronounced: yadernyy
ядерный
Pronounced: yadernyy
What does "nuclear" mean?
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adj Relating to the nucleus of an atom, or to energy released by splitting or joining atomic nuclei.
"Engineers monitor the nuclear reactor around the clock to keep it running safely."
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adj Relating to weapons that use nuclear reactions to cause massive destruction.
"Many people hope that countries will one day give up their nuclear weapons."
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nuclear in a sentence
- Engineers monitor the nuclear reactor around the clock to keep it running safely.
- The country relies heavily on nuclear power for its electricity.
- Many people hope that countries will one day give up their nuclear weapons.
- The documentary explains why nuclear weapons treaties matter to so many countries.
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What is "nuclear" in Russian?
"nuclear" in Russian is центра́льный, я́дерный, ядерный. nuclear means: Relating to the nucleus of an atom, or to energy released by splitting or joining atomic nuclei.
How do you pronounce центра́льный?
"nuclear" in Russian is центра́льный, pronounced "tsentralnyy".
How do you use "nuclear" in a sentence?
Example: "Engineers monitor the nuclear reactor around the clock to keep it running safely." In Russian, "nuclear" is центра́льный, я́дерный, ядерный.
Are there other ways to say "nuclear" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 3 translations listed for "nuclear": центра́льный, я́дерный, ядерный.
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