publicist in Russian
publicist in Russian is [[специали́ст]]/[[аге́нт]] по [[печать|печа́ти]] и [[реклама|рекла́ме]], публици́ст, публици́стка — publicist means someone whose job is to promote a person, brand, or event and manage their public image.
publicist in Russian
What does "publicist" mean?
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noun Someone whose job is to promote a person, brand, or event and manage their public image.
"The actress's publicist issued a statement denying the rumors."
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noun A political commentator or writer who focuses on public affairs.
"The newspaper's leading publicist wrote a scathing piece on the new policy."
publicist in a sentence
- The actress's publicist issued a statement denying the rumors.
- He hired a publicist to help launch his new book.
- The newspaper's leading publicist wrote a scathing piece on the new policy.
Common Russian translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "publicist" in Russian?
"publicist" in Russian is [[специали́ст]]/[[аге́нт]] по [[печать|печа́ти]] и [[реклама|рекла́ме]], публици́ст, публици́стка. publicist means: Someone whose job is to promote a person, brand, or event and manage their public image.
How do you pronounce [[специали́ст]]/[[аге́нт]] по [[печать|печа́ти]] и [[реклама|рекла́ме]]?
"publicist" in Russian is [[специали́ст]]/[[аге́нт]] по [[печать|печа́ти]] и [[реклама|рекла́ме]], pronounced "[[spetsialist]]/[[agent]] po [[pechat|pechati]] i [[reklama|reklame]]".
How do you use "publicist" in a sentence?
Example: "The actress's publicist issued a statement denying the rumors." In Russian, "publicist" is [[специали́ст]]/[[аге́нт]] по [[печать|печа́ти]] и [[реклама|рекла́ме]], публици́ст, публици́стка.
Are there other ways to say "publicist" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 3 translations listed for "publicist": [[специали́ст]]/[[аге́нт]] по [[печать|печа́ти]] и [[реклама|рекла́ме]], публици́ст, публици́стка.