preemptive in Russian
preemptive in Russian is предупреди́тельный, предупрежда́ющий, профилакти́ческий — preemptive means done in advance to stop something bad from happening, or to gain an advantage before someone else can act.
preemptive in Russian
What does "preemptive" mean?
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adjective Done in advance to stop something bad from happening, or to gain an advantage before someone else can act.
"The company launched a preemptive strike against its rival's new product with an early price cut."
preemptive in a sentence
- The company launched a preemptive strike against its rival's new product with an early price cut.
- Doctors sometimes give a preemptive dose of painkillers before a procedure.
Common Russian translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "preemptive" in Russian?
"preemptive" in Russian is предупреди́тельный, предупрежда́ющий, профилакти́ческий. preemptive means: Done in advance to stop something bad from happening, or to gain an advantage before someone else can act.
How do you pronounce предупреди́тельный?
"preemptive" in Russian is предупреди́тельный, pronounced "predupreditelnyy".
How do you use "preemptive" in a sentence?
Example: "The company launched a preemptive strike against its rival's new product with an early price cut." In Russian, "preemptive" is предупреди́тельный, предупрежда́ющий, профилакти́ческий.
Are there other ways to say "preemptive" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 3 translations listed for "preemptive": предупреди́тельный, предупрежда́ющий, профилакти́ческий.
