необязательный
Translation of необязательный
optional
Russian word in Latin letters: neobyazatelnyy
Meaning of необязательный
такой, который можно выбрать по желанию
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Art is an optional subject in our school.
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Искусство — необязательный учебный предмет в нашей школе.
Homework is optional this week.
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На этой неделе домашнее задание необязательное.
необязательный synonyms
What's the difference between необязательный, факультативный, опциональный, and добровольный
Formal, about school or university courses
Loanword, about extra options in products
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Stresses free will, not a choice from a list
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необязательный is pronounced as [nʲɪɐbʲɪˈzatʲɪlʲnɨj]. Audio is available on this page when the word has a recording.
необязательный definition and sentence examples: how is it used in a sentence?
Art is an optional subject in our school. Translation: Искусство — необязательный учебный предмет в нашей школе.
Is необязательный part of Subjects vocabulary?
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