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worthless in Russian

worthless in Russian is [[ничего́]] не [[стоить|сто́я́щий]], бесполе́зный, никуды́шный — worthless means having no value or use.

worthless in Russian

[[ничего́]] не [[стоить|сто́я́щий]]
adj
Pronounced: [[nichego]] ne [[stoit|stoyashchiy]]
Having no worth or use; without value.
бесполе́зный
adj
Pronounced: bespoleznyy
Having no worth or use; without value.
никуды́шный
adj
Pronounced: nikudyshnyy
Having no worth or use; without value.
никчёмный
adj
Pronounced: nikchyomnyy
Having no worth or use; without value.

What does "worthless" mean?

  1. adj Having no value or use.
    "The old currency became worthless overnight after the crash."
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worthless in a sentence

  • The old currency became worthless overnight after the crash.
  • He felt worthless after losing his job.

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What is "worthless" in Russian?

"worthless" in Russian is [[ничего́]] не [[стоить|сто́я́щий]], бесполе́зный, никуды́шный. worthless means: Having no value or use.

How do you pronounce [[ничего́]] не [[стоить|сто́я́щий]]?

"worthless" in Russian is [[ничего́]] не [[стоить|сто́я́щий]], pronounced "[[nichego]] ne [[stoit|stoyashchiy]]".

How do you use "worthless" in a sentence?

Example: "The old currency became worthless overnight after the crash." In Russian, "worthless" is [[ничего́]] не [[стоить|сто́я́щий]], бесполе́зный, никуды́шный.

Are there other ways to say "worthless" in Russian?

Yes — Russian has 4 translations listed for "worthless": [[ничего́]] не [[стоить|сто́я́щий]], бесполе́зный, никуды́шный, никчёмный.

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