peripheral in Russian
peripheral in Russian is окружно́й, перифери́йный, второстепе́нный — peripheral means located on the outer edge or boundary, rather than at the center.
peripheral in Russian
окружно́й
Pronounced: okruzhnoy
On the periphery or boundary.
перифери́йный
Pronounced: periferiynyy
On the periphery or boundary.
второстепе́нный
Pronounced: vtorostepennyy
Unimportant.
подсо́бный
Pronounced: podsobnyy
Unimportant.
вспомога́тельный
Pronounced: vspomogatelnyy
Auxiliary.
What does "peripheral" mean?
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adj Located on the outer edge or boundary, rather than at the center.
"She noticed movement in her peripheral vision."
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adj Of minor importance; not central to the main issue.
"That detail is peripheral to the main argument."
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noun A device connected to a computer but not part of its core hardware, such as a printer or keyboard.
"He plugged in a new keyboard and other peripherals."
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peripheral in a sentence
- She noticed movement in her peripheral vision.
- That detail is peripheral to the main argument.
- He plugged in a new keyboard and other peripherals.
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What is "peripheral" in Russian?
"peripheral" in Russian is окружно́й, перифери́йный, второстепе́нный. peripheral means: Located on the outer edge or boundary, rather than at the center.
How do you pronounce окружно́й?
"peripheral" in Russian is окружно́й, pronounced "okruzhnoy".
How do you use "peripheral" in a sentence?
Example: "She noticed movement in her peripheral vision." In Russian, "peripheral" is окружно́й, перифери́йный, второстепе́нный.
Are there other ways to say "peripheral" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 5 translations listed for "peripheral": окружно́й, перифери́йный, второстепе́нный, подсо́бный, вспомога́тельный.
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