puppeteer in Russian
puppeteer in Russian is ку́кольник, куклово́д — puppeteer means a person who operates puppets, especially as a performer.
puppeteer in Russian
ку́кольник
Pronounced: kukolnik
A person who uses a puppet.
куклово́д
Pronounced: kuklovod
A person who uses a puppet.
What does "puppeteer" mean?
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noun A person who operates puppets, especially as a performer.
"The puppeteer worked the marionette so smoothly it seemed alive."
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noun Someone who secretly controls people or events for their own ends.
"The whistleblower revealed the puppeteer behind the shell companies."
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verb To control or manipulate someone or something from behind the scenes.
"He puppeteered the negotiations without ever appearing in public."
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puppeteer in a sentence
- The puppeteer worked the marionette so smoothly it seemed alive.
- The whistleblower revealed the puppeteer behind the shell companies.
- He puppeteered the negotiations without ever appearing in public.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "puppeteer" in Russian?
"puppeteer" in Russian is ку́кольник, куклово́д. puppeteer means: A person who operates puppets, especially as a performer.
How do you pronounce ку́кольник?
"puppeteer" in Russian is ку́кольник, pronounced "kukolnik".
How do you use "puppeteer" in a sentence?
Example: "The puppeteer worked the marionette so smoothly it seemed alive." In Russian, "puppeteer" is ку́кольник, куклово́д.
Are there other ways to say "puppeteer" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 2 translations listed for "puppeteer": ку́кольник, куклово́д.
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