presentation in Russian
presentation in Russian is презента́ция, представле́ние — presentation means a talk or demonstration given to an audience, often with visual aids.
presentation in Russian
презента́ция
Pronounced: prezentatsiya
The act of presenting, or something presented.
представле́ние
Pronounced: predstavleniye
The act of presenting, or something presented.
What does "presentation" mean?
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noun A talk or demonstration given to an audience, often with visual aids.
"She gave a presentation on the new marketing strategy."
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noun The way something is arranged or displayed, especially in terms of appearance.
"The dish tasted great but the presentation left something to be desired."
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noun In medicine, the symptoms and signs a patient shows when seeking care.
"The clinical presentation suggested a viral infection."
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presentation in a sentence
- She gave a presentation on the new marketing strategy.
- The slides for the presentation crashed halfway through.
- The dish tasted great but the presentation left something to be desired.
- Good presentation can make even a simple meal look special.
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What is "presentation" in Russian?
"presentation" in Russian is презента́ция, представле́ние. presentation means: A talk or demonstration given to an audience, often with visual aids.
How do you pronounce презента́ция?
"presentation" in Russian is презента́ция, pronounced "prezentatsiya".
How do you use "presentation" in a sentence?
Example: "She gave a presentation on the new marketing strategy." In Russian, "presentation" is презента́ция, представле́ние.
Are there other ways to say "presentation" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 2 translations listed for "presentation": презента́ция, представле́ние.
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