stead in Russian
stead in Russian is ме́сто, фе́рма, быть [[полезный|поле́зным]] — stead means the place or role of someone or something, especially when taken over by a replacement, as in "in his stead.".
stead in Russian
What does "stead" mean?
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noun The place or role of someone or something, especially when taken over by a replacement, as in "in his stead."
"When the manager fell ill, her assistant took over in her stead."
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verb To be of use or help to someone, as in "stand someone in good stead."
"His years of training stood him in good stead during the final match."
stead in a sentence
- When the manager fell ill, her assistant took over in her stead.
- A new bridge was built in the stead of the old wooden one.
- His years of training stood him in good stead during the final match.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "stead" in Russian?
"stead" in Russian is ме́сто, фе́рма, быть [[полезный|поле́зным]]. stead means: The place or role of someone or something, especially when taken over by a replacement, as in "in his stead."
How do you pronounce ме́сто?
"stead" in Russian is ме́сто, pronounced "mesto".
How do you use "stead" in a sentence?
Example: "When the manager fell ill, her assistant took over in her stead." In Russian, "stead" is ме́сто, фе́рма, быть [[полезный|поле́зным]].
Are there other ways to say "stead" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 5 translations listed for "stead": ме́сто, фе́рма, быть [[полезный|поле́зным]], помога́ть, соде́йствовать.