telepath in Russian
telepath in Russian is телепа́т — telepath means someone believed to be able to read (and sometimes project) other people's thoughts directly, without speech.
telepath in Russian
телепа́т
Pronounced: telepat
(parapsychology, science fiction) A person with telepathic ability, capable of reading the thoughts of others around them. Telepaths also have the ability to project thought.
What does "telepath" mean?
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noun Someone believed to be able to read (and sometimes project) other people's thoughts directly, without speech.
"In the film, the telepath could hear every thought in the crowded room."
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verb To communicate mind-to-mind, without speaking.
"The twins in the story claimed they could telepath simple feelings to each other."
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telepath in a sentence
- In the film, the telepath could hear every thought in the crowded room.
- The character is written as a telepath who can also plant ideas in other minds.
- The twins in the story claimed they could telepath simple feelings to each other.
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What is "telepath" in Russian?
"telepath" in Russian is телепа́т. telepath means: Someone believed to be able to read (and sometimes project) other people's thoughts directly, without speech.
How do you pronounce телепа́т?
"telepath" in Russian is телепа́т, pronounced "telepat".
How do you use "telepath" in a sentence?
Example: "In the film, the telepath could hear every thought in the crowded room." In Russian, "telepath" is телепа́т.
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