observer in Russian
observer in Russian is наблюда́тель, наблюда́тельница — observer means someone who watches, notices, or pays close attention to something.
observer in Russian
наблюда́тель
Pronounced: nablyudatel
One who makes observations, monitors or takes notice
наблюда́тельница
Pronounced: nablyudatelnitsa
One who makes observations, monitors or takes notice
What does "observer" mean?
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noun Someone who watches, notices, or pays close attention to something.
"A careful observer would have spotted the mistake right away."
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noun A person or delegate sent to attend an event or meeting to watch and report back, without taking part in decisions.
"The UN sent observers to monitor the election."
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observer in a sentence
- A careful observer would have spotted the mistake right away.
- She works as a political observer, commenting on elections around the world.
- The UN sent observers to monitor the election.
- As an observer, he could sit in on the talks but not vote.
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What is "observer" in Russian?
"observer" in Russian is наблюда́тель, наблюда́тельница. observer means: Someone who watches, notices, or pays close attention to something.
How do you pronounce наблюда́тель?
"observer" in Russian is наблюда́тель, pronounced "nablyudatel".
How do you use "observer" in a sentence?
Example: "A careful observer would have spotted the mistake right away." In Russian, "observer" is наблюда́тель, наблюда́тельница.
Are there other ways to say "observer" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 2 translations listed for "observer": наблюда́тель, наблюда́тельница.
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