open-minded in Russian
open-minded in Russian is [[широкий|широ́ких]] [[взгляд|взгля́дов]], непредвзя́тый, непредубеждённый — open-minded means willing to consider ideas, evidence and ways of living that differ from your own instead of dismissing them out of hand.
open-minded in Russian
What does "open-minded" mean?
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adjective Willing to consider ideas, evidence and ways of living that differ from your own instead of dismissing them out of hand.
"Try to stay open-minded until you have heard both sides."
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adjective In dating profiles and personal ads, willing to try a range of sexual activities or relationship arrangements.
"His profile says he is laid-back and open-minded, which usually means something specific."
open-minded in a sentence
- Try to stay open-minded until you have heard both sides.
- She is remarkably open-minded for someone who grew up in such a strict household.
- His profile says he is laid-back and open-minded, which usually means something specific.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "open-minded" in Russian?
"open-minded" in Russian is [[широкий|широ́ких]] [[взгляд|взгля́дов]], непредвзя́тый, непредубеждённый. open-minded means: Willing to consider ideas, evidence and ways of living that differ from your own instead of dismissing them out of hand.
How do you pronounce [[широкий|широ́ких]] [[взгляд|взгля́дов]]?
"open-minded" in Russian is [[широкий|широ́ких]] [[взгляд|взгля́дов]], pronounced "[[shirokiy|shirokikh]] [[vzglyad|vzglyadov]]".
How do you use "open-minded" in a sentence?
Example: "Try to stay open-minded until you have heard both sides." In Russian, "open-minded" is [[широкий|широ́ких]] [[взгляд|взгля́дов]], непредвзя́тый, непредубеждённый.
Are there other ways to say "open-minded" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 4 translations listed for "open-minded": [[широкий|широ́ких]] [[взгляд|взгля́дов]], непредвзя́тый, непредубеждённый, с [[широкий|широ́ким]] [[кругозор|кругозо́ром]].
