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prevention in Russian

prevention in Russian is предотвраще́ние, профила́ктика — prevention means the act of stopping something, especially a problem or danger, before it happens.

prevention in Russian

предотвраще́ние
noun
Pronounced: predotvrashcheniye
The act of preventing or hindering; obstruction of action, access, or approach; thwarting.
профила́ктика
noun
Pronounced: profilaktika
(medicine) Any measure intended to limit health-related risks (such as information campaigns, vaccination, early diagnosis etc.).

What does "prevention" mean?

  1. noun The act of stopping something, especially a problem or danger, before it happens.
    "Fire prevention starts with checking your smoke alarms regularly."
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prevention in a sentence

  • Fire prevention starts with checking your smoke alarms regularly.
  • The clinic focuses on prevention rather than just treating illness.

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What is "prevention" in Russian?

"prevention" in Russian is предотвраще́ние, профила́ктика. prevention means: The act of stopping something, especially a problem or danger, before it happens.

How do you pronounce предотвраще́ние?

"prevention" in Russian is предотвраще́ние, pronounced "predotvrashcheniye".

How do you use "prevention" in a sentence?

Example: "Fire prevention starts with checking your smoke alarms regularly." In Russian, "prevention" is предотвраще́ние, профила́ктика.

Are there other ways to say "prevention" in Russian?

Yes — Russian has 2 translations listed for "prevention": предотвраще́ние, профила́ктика.

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