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1 Russian-speaking
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2 Russian-speaking
Un panorama unique de l'anglais et du français > Russian-speaking
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3 Russian
['rʌʃn] 1.aggettivo russo2.1) (person) russo m. (-a)2) (language) russo m.3.* * *Russian /ˈrʌʃn/A a.russo: a Russian company, un'azienda russaB n.● Russian doll, matrioska □ Russian dressing, condimento per l'insalata russa □ Russian eggs, uova alla russa □ Russian roulette, roulette russa □ ( cucina) Russian salad, insalata russa □ Russian-speaker, russofono (sost.) □ Russian-speaking, russofono (agg.) □ ( cucito) russian stitch, punto spiga; punto gallone □ Russian tea, tè al rum servito con limoneRussianismn.(ling.) russismo(to) Russianizev. t.russificare.* * *['rʌʃn] 1.aggettivo russo2.1) (person) russo m. (-a)2) (language) russo m.3. -
4 Russian-speaking
Общая лексика: русскоговорящий, русскоязычный -
5 russian speaking
Общая лексика: русскоязычный -
6 Russian-speaking
aрусскоговорящий, русскоязычный -
7 Russian-speaking American
Politics english-russian dictionary > Russian-speaking American
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8 Russian-speaking
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9 Russian-speaking
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10 russian speaking
(a) русскоязычный -
11 russian-speaking
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12 Russian-speaking
русскоязычныйEnglish-Russian dictionary of technical terms > Russian-speaking
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13 russian-speaking
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14 in russian and english
English-Russian big medical dictionary > in russian and english
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15 русскоязычный
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16 говорящий
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17 говорящий по-русски
Русско-английский большой базовый словарь > говорящий по-русски
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18 російськомовний
speaking Russian as native language, Russian-speaking -
19 русскоязычный
русскоязычный канц. [russkoyazychnyi](владеющий русским языком как родным; русский) speaking Russian as native language; Russian;русскоязычное меньшинство ( говорящее по-русски меньшинство в бывших союзных республиках) Russian-speaking minority in the former Union Republics
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20 говорит по-русски
Русско-английский большой базовый словарь > говорит по-русски
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