persona non grata in Russian
persona non grata in Russian is нежела́тельное лицо́, персо́на нон гра́та — persona non grata means a person who is no longer welcome somewhere, especially a foreign diplomat formally declared unacceptable by a host government and required to leave.
persona non grata in Russian
What does "persona non grata" mean?
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noun A person who is no longer welcome somewhere, especially a foreign diplomat formally declared unacceptable by a host government and required to leave.
"Three embassy staff were declared persona non grata and given a week to leave the country."
persona non grata in a sentence
- Three embassy staff were declared persona non grata and given a week to leave the country.
- After the argument at the wedding he was persona non grata at family gatherings.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "persona non grata" in Russian?
"persona non grata" in Russian is нежела́тельное лицо́, персо́на нон гра́та. persona non grata means: A person who is no longer welcome somewhere, especially a foreign diplomat formally declared unacceptable by a host government and required to leave.
How do you pronounce нежела́тельное лицо́?
"persona non grata" in Russian is нежела́тельное лицо́, pronounced "nezhelatelnoye litso".
How do you use "persona non grata" in a sentence?
Example: "Three embassy staff were declared persona non grata and given a week to leave the country." In Russian, "persona non grata" is нежела́тельное лицо́, персо́на нон гра́та.
Are there other ways to say "persona non grata" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 2 translations listed for "persona non grata": нежела́тельное лицо́, персо́на нон гра́та.