важный этап
Translation of важный этап
milestone
Meaning of важный этап
значимое событие, после которого жизнь идёт по-новому
major life event
Transcription and pronunciation of важный этап
ва́жный эта́п
Stress: важный — 1st syllable · этап — 2nd syllable
- Transcription
- [ˈvaʐnɨj ɪˈtap]
- In Latin letters
- vazhnyy etap
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Buying a first home is a big milestone.
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Покупка первого дома — важный этап.
Her graduation was a milestone.
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Её выпускной стал важным этапом.
важный этап synonyms
What's the difference between важный этап, ключевой этап, рубеж, and веха
Stresses a crucial stage that the rest depends on.
A line you cross, often an age or a result.
Bookish and figurative; more about history or a career.
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важный этап belongs to the topic "Family Holidays and Traditions →". Start with a short set of 1 word so the word is easier to remember in context.
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What does важный этап mean?
major life event
How do you pronounce важный этап?
важный этап is pronounced [ˈvaʐnɨj ɪˈtap], in Latin letters “vazhnyy etap”.
How is важный этап used in a sentence?
Buying a first home is a big milestone. Translation: Покупка первого дома — важный этап.
Is важный этап part of Family Holidays and Traditions vocabulary?
Yes, важный этап (milestone) can be learned in the Family Holidays and Traditions topic. This semantic link helps build related word lists and topic-based practice.
Is важный этап part of Family and Relationships vocabulary?
Yes, важный этап (milestone) can be learned in the Family and Relationships topic. This semantic link helps build related word lists and topic-based practice.
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