Rusia - meaning, definition, translation, pronunciation
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Rusia (spanish) - meaning, definition, translation, pronunciation


Part of Speech

Noun

Phonetic Transcription

/ruˈsi.a/

Translation Options into English

Meaning and Usage

"Rusia" refers to the country of Russia, the largest country in the world by land area, located in both Eastern Europe and northern Asia. In Spanish, it is primarily used to refer to the geopolitical entity, its culture, and its people. The word is quite frequently used in both oral and written contexts, especially in discussions related to geography, history, politics, and international relations.

Example Sentences

  1. La economía de Rusia ha estado en crisis en los últimos años.
    The economy of Russia has been in crisis in recent years.

  2. Rusia es conocida por su vasta extensión de tierras y recursos naturales.
    Russia is known for its vast expanses of land and natural resources.

  3. El clima en Rusia puede ser extremadamente frío durante el invierno.
    The weather in Russia can be extremely cold during the winter.

Idiomatic Expressions

While "Rusia" itself may not be a significant part of idiomatic expressions, it can appear in various contexts related to cultural or social discussions. Here are some examples:

  1. "Salvar las apariencias como Rusia en una convención diplomática."
    "To save appearances like Russia at a diplomatic convention."
    (Used to describe a situation where one is trying to maintain a façade, often in a politically charged context.)

  2. "No hay nada nuevo bajo el sol, como en la política rusa."
    "There is nothing new under the sun, like in Russian politics."
    (This implies that political behaviors tend to repeat over time, referencing the often turbulent history of Russia.)

  3. "Estar en el lado ruso de la mesa, como nunca pensar en lo que dirán."
    "To be on the Russian side of the table, as if never thinking about what they will say."
    (This suggests a somewhat aloof or indifferent attitude in negotiations or discussions.)

Etymology

The name "Rusia" derives from the Latin "Rus(s)ia", which itself comes from the Old Norse term "Ruotsi," referring to the people from the region. The term has evolved through various languages, influenced by history and cultural exchanges throughout the centuries.

Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms: - Federación Rusa (Russian Federation) - País (country)

Antonyms: - No aplica (not applicable) as "Rusia" is a proper noun referring specifically to the country and does not have direct antonyms in this context.



22-07-2024