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публиковать

publish

Meaning of публиковать

выпускать в свет статью, книгу или материал для обучения

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Russian[publʲɪkɐˈvatʲ]
публиковать
публиковать - publish
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публиковать with English translation

публиковать usage examples

🇬🇧English🇷🇺Russian

We publish new stories every Friday.

Мы публикуем новые истории каждую пятницу.

🇬🇧English🇷🇺Russian

Please publish the photo after review.

Пожалуйста, публикуйте фото после проверки.

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публиковать belongs to the topic "SMM". Start with a short 7-word set so the word is easier to remember in context.

публиковатьpublish
гостьguest
приветствиеgreeting
видview
инструментtool
ценаprice
помогатьhelp

публиковать synonyms

Related word breakdowns

What's the difference between публиковать / опубликовывать / размещать / выпускать / издавать

П
🇷🇺Russian
публиковать

publish — выпускать в свет статью, книгу или материал для обучения

A2Often

We publish new stories every Friday.

Мы публикуем новые истории каждую пятницу.

П
🇷🇺Russian
публиковать

General neutral verb: to make a text, photo, or news available to the public.

A2Very Often

The newspaper published important news every day.

Газета публиковала важные новости каждый день.

О
🇷🇺Russian
опубликовывать

Almost the same as "публиковать", but sounds a bit more bookish and formal.

A2Often

The website published new articles every week.

Сайт опубликовывал новые статьи каждую неделю.

Р
🇷🇺Russian
размещать

Means "to place somewhere for viewing or access"; not always exactly the same as publishing officially.

A2Often

The company posted job openings on its website.

Компания размещала вакансии на своём сайте.

В
🇷🇺Russian
выпускать

A broad verb: used for books, magazines, news, new versions, and products; can also mean "to release".

A2Very Often

The publisher released new books every month.

Издательство выпускало новые книги каждый месяц.

И
🇷🇺Russian
издавать

Most often used for books, magazines, newspapers, and other printed materials; also for publishing as an editorial business.

A2Often

She published children's books for many years.

Она издавала детские книги много лет.

В
🇷🇺Russian
выкладывать

Informal: to put something on the internet, a website, or social media; usually posts, photos, or videos.

A2Very Often

He posted photos from the trip on social media.

Он выкладывал фото с поездки в соцсети.

П
🇷🇺Russian
постить

Slang borrowing: to quickly publish something on the internet or social media.

A2Very Often

She posted news in a Telegram channel.

Она постила новости в телеграм-канале.

П
🇷🇺Russian
публиковать в сети

Specifies that publishing happens online; this is not a separate word but a phrase.

A2Often

The magazine started publishing its old articles online.

Журнал начал публиковать в сети свои старые статьи.

Р
🇷🇺Russian
размещать в соцсетях

Specifies that something is posted specifically on social media; also a phrase, not a single word.

A2Often

The company posted short videos about the product on social media.

Компания размещала в соцсетях короткие видео о продукте.

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публиковать translation: publish. This page includes translation, pronunciation, transcription, audio, usage examples and related words.

how to pronounce публиковать

[publʲɪkɐˈvatʲ]

публиковать translation

publish

публиковать examples

We publish new stories every Friday.

публиковать transcription

[publʲɪkɐˈvatʲ]

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публиковать meaning: what does it mean?

выпускать в свет статью, книгу или материал для обучения

публиковать pronunciation: how do you pronounce it?

публиковать is pronounced as [publʲɪkɐˈvatʲ]. Audio is available on this page when the word has a recording.

публиковать definition and sentence examples: how is it used in a sentence?

We publish new stories every Friday. Translation: Мы публикуем новые истории каждую пятницу.

Is публиковать part of SMM vocabulary?

Yes, публиковать (publish) can be learned in the SMM topic. This semantic link helps build related word lists and topic-based practice.

Is публиковать part of Professional English vocabulary?

Yes, публиковать (publish) can be learned in the Professional English topic. This semantic link helps build related word lists and topic-based practice.

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