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upside in Russian

upside in Russian is верх, плюс, рост — upside means the positive or advantageous side of a situation.

upside in Russian

верх
noun
Pronounced: verkh
The highest or uppermost side or portion of something.
плюс
noun
Pronounced: plyus
(figurative) A favourable aspect of something that also has an unfavourable aspect.
рост
noun
Pronounced: rost
(finance) An upward tendency, especially in a financial market etc.

What does "upside" mean?

  1. noun The positive or advantageous side of a situation.
    "The upside of living near the station is that I never miss a train."
  2. noun The potential for growth or improvement, especially financially.
    "This young company has a lot of upside if it keeps growing."
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upside in a sentence

  • The upside of living near the station is that I never miss a train.
  • One upside of the rainy weather is that the garden stays green.
  • This young company has a lot of upside if it keeps growing.
  • The investors saw limited upside in the old factory, so they sold it.

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What is "upside" in Russian?
"upside" in Russian is верх, плюс, рост. upside means: The positive or advantageous side of a situation.
How do you pronounce верх?
"upside" in Russian is верх, pronounced "verkh".
How do you use "upside" in a sentence?
Example: "The upside of living near the station is that I never miss a train." In Russian, "upside" is верх, плюс, рост.
Are there other ways to say "upside" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 3 translations listed for "upside": верх, плюс, рост.
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