operative in Russian
operative in Russian is де́йственный, эффекти́вный, действовать — operative means in effect, functioning, or currently applicable.
operative in Russian
де́йственный
Pronounced: deystvennyy
Effectual or important.
эффекти́вный
Pronounced: effektivnyy
Effectual or important.
действовать
Pronounced: deystvovat
Functional, in working order.
рабо́чий
Pronounced: rabochiy
Functional, in working order.
работать
Pronounced: rabotat
Functional, in working order.
What does "operative" mean?
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adjective In effect, functioning, or currently applicable.
"The new rules become operative next month."
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noun A secret agent, spy, or detective.
"An undercover operative infiltrated the smuggling network."
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noun A worker, especially one with a particular skill.
"Factory operatives assembled the parts by hand."
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operative in a sentence
- The new rules become operative next month.
- An undercover operative infiltrated the smuggling network.
- Factory operatives assembled the parts by hand.
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What is "operative" in Russian?
"operative" in Russian is де́йственный, эффекти́вный, действовать. operative means: In effect, functioning, or currently applicable.
How do you pronounce де́йственный?
"operative" in Russian is де́йственный, pronounced "deystvennyy".
How do you use "operative" in a sentence?
Example: "The new rules become operative next month." In Russian, "operative" is де́йственный, эффекти́вный, действовать.
Are there other ways to say "operative" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 5 translations listed for "operative": де́йственный, эффекти́вный, действовать, рабо́чий, работать.
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