signify in Russian
signify in Russian is зна́чить, означа́ть — signify means to be a sign of; to indicate or represent something.
signify in Russian
зна́чить
Pronounced: znachit
To mean; to betoken.
означа́ть
Pronounced: oznachat
To mean; to betoken.
What does "signify" mean?
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verb To be a sign of; to indicate or represent something.
"A red light signifies danger."
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verb To make known one's intention or feelings, often through a gesture or statement.
"He signified his approval with a nod."
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signify in a sentence
- A red light signifies danger.
- The ring signified their engagement.
- He signified his approval with a nod.
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What is "signify" in Russian?
"signify" in Russian is зна́чить, означа́ть. signify means: To be a sign of; to indicate or represent something.
How do you pronounce зна́чить?
"signify" in Russian is зна́чить, pronounced "znachit".
How do you use "signify" in a sentence?
Example: "A red light signifies danger." In Russian, "signify" is зна́чить, означа́ть.
Are there other ways to say "signify" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 2 translations listed for "signify": зна́чить, означа́ть.
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