privy in Russian
privy in Russian is в ку́рсе, ли́чный, прива́тный — privy means having private or secret knowledge of something, especially information not shared with everyone.
privy in Russian
What does "privy" mean?
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adj Having private or secret knowledge of something, especially information not shared with everyone.
"Only a handful of executives were privy to the merger talks."
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adj Private or belonging to a particular individual, especially in formal or legal contexts.
"The privy council advised the monarch directly."
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noun An old-fashioned or rural outdoor toilet.
"The old farmhouse still had a privy out back."
privy in a sentence
- Only a handful of executives were privy to the merger talks.
- The privy council advised the monarch directly.
- The old farmhouse still had a privy out back.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "privy" in Russian?
"privy" in Russian is в ку́рсе, ли́чный, прива́тный. privy means: Having private or secret knowledge of something, especially information not shared with everyone.
How do you pronounce в ку́рсе?
"privy" in Russian is в ку́рсе, pronounced "v kurse".
How do you use "privy" in a sentence?
Example: "Only a handful of executives were privy to the merger talks." In Russian, "privy" is в ку́рсе, ли́чный, прива́тный.
Are there other ways to say "privy" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 6 translations listed for "privy": в ку́рсе, ли́чный, прива́тный, ча́стный, осведомлённый, посвящённый.