requisite in Russian
requisite in Russian is необходи́мый, ну́жный, тре́буемый — requisite means necessary for a particular purpose; needed.
requisite in Russian
необходи́мый
Pronounced: neobkhodimyy
Essential, indispensable, required.
ну́жный
Pronounced: nuzhnyy
Essential, indispensable, required.
тре́буемый
Pronounced: trebuyemyy
Essential, indispensable, required.
What does "requisite" mean?
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adj Necessary for a particular purpose; needed.
"She had the requisite qualifications for the role."
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noun Something that is necessary or required.
"Good communication is a requisite for any successful team."
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requisite in a sentence
- She had the requisite qualifications for the role.
- Good communication is a requisite for any successful team.
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What is "requisite" in Russian?
"requisite" in Russian is необходи́мый, ну́жный, тре́буемый. requisite means: Necessary for a particular purpose; needed.
How do you pronounce необходи́мый?
"requisite" in Russian is необходи́мый, pronounced "neobkhodimyy".
How do you use "requisite" in a sentence?
Example: "She had the requisite qualifications for the role." In Russian, "requisite" is необходи́мый, ну́жный, тре́буемый.
Are there other ways to say "requisite" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 3 translations listed for "requisite": необходи́мый, ну́жный, тре́буемый.
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