Definition of Russify in English:

Russify

verbRussified, Russifying, Russifies ˈrʌsɪfʌɪˈrəsəˌfaɪ

[with object]

Make Russian in character.
efforts were made to Russify the European peoples of the empire
Example sentencesExamples
- It is true that the quintessential Eastern, Russified region of Donetsk has voted overwhelmingly for its ex-governor as well as ex-petty criminal Yanukovych.
- Only a small fraction of the ancestors of today's Armenian Americans had any contact with the Russified northern cities of Yerevan, Van, or Erzerum.
- Chelsea FC, that London footballing institution, is well on the way to being Russified in the wake of the buyout by a billionaire.
- Instead, it was extended, stripped of its Russifying intentions, and redeployed by the Bolsheviks in pursuit of their own ‘bold experiment in language planning’ in the 1920s.
- Anxious hotel staff rush out and sweep us into an opulent Russified artmoderne interior.
- Rather illogically, however, they denied this right to non-Russian peoples inside the Empire; these people should Russify themselves, or be Russified by others.
- These people claimed to speak Russian but were in fact speaking a Russified Belarusan, often with the admixture of Yiddish words.

Derivatives

Russification

noun rʌsɪfɪˈkeɪʃ(ə)nˌrəsəfəˈkeɪʃ(ə)n

Towards the end of the 19th century, Latvia emerged as a political entity in its own right, despite the unpopular and oppressive process of Russification.
Example sentencesExamples
- When revolt broke out in 1863, however, the emperor reacted with brutal suppression, imposing severe Russification.
- Equally, she does not allow facts to obtrude, but simply illuminate the story: Finland's uneasy situation as a part of the Russian empire, the extremes of Fennomania and Russification, the growing revolutionary movement.
- The subsequent period of Sovietization and Russification, however, is regarded as the darkest period in the national history.
- ‘A total process of Russification is in progress,’ he has said.

Definition of Russify in US English:

Russify

verbˈrəsəˌfaɪˈrəsəˌfī

[with object]

Make Russian in character.
efforts were made to Russify the European peoples of the empire
Example sentencesExamples
- Instead, it was extended, stripped of its Russifying intentions, and redeployed by the Bolsheviks in pursuit of their own ‘bold experiment in language planning’ in the 1920s.
- These people claimed to speak Russian but were in fact speaking a Russified Belarusan, often with the admixture of Yiddish words.
- Chelsea FC, that London footballing institution, is well on the way to being Russified in the wake of the buyout by a billionaire.
- Only a small fraction of the ancestors of today's Armenian Americans had any contact with the Russified northern cities of Yerevan, Van, or Erzerum.
- It is true that the quintessential Eastern, Russified region of Donetsk has voted overwhelmingly for its ex-governor as well as ex-petty criminal Yanukovych.
- Rather illogically, however, they denied this right to non-Russian peoples inside the Empire; these people should Russify themselves, or be Russified by others.
- Anxious hotel staff rush out and sweep us into an opulent Russified artmoderne interior.

单词	Russify
释义	Definition of Russify in English: Russify verbRussified, Russifying, Russifies ˈrʌsɪfʌɪˈrəsəˌfaɪ [with object] Make Russian in character. efforts were made to Russify the European peoples of the empire Example sentencesExamples It is true that the quintessential Eastern, Russified region of Donetsk has voted overwhelmingly for its ex-governor as well as ex-petty criminal Yanukovych. Only a small fraction of the ancestors of today's Armenian Americans had any contact with the Russified northern cities of Yerevan, Van, or Erzerum. Chelsea FC, that London footballing institution, is well on the way to being Russified in the wake of the buyout by a billionaire. Instead, it was extended, stripped of its Russifying intentions, and redeployed by the Bolsheviks in pursuit of their own ‘bold experiment in language planning’ in the 1920s. Anxious hotel staff rush out and sweep us into an opulent Russified artmoderne interior. Rather illogically, however, they denied this right to non-Russian peoples inside the Empire; these people should Russify themselves, or be Russified by others. These people claimed to speak Russian but were in fact speaking a Russified Belarusan, often with the admixture of Yiddish words. Derivatives Russification noun rʌsɪfɪˈkeɪʃ(ə)nˌrəsəfəˈkeɪʃ(ə)n Towards the end of the 19th century, Latvia emerged as a political entity in its own right, despite the unpopular and oppressive process of Russification. Example sentencesExamples When revolt broke out in 1863, however, the emperor reacted with brutal suppression, imposing severe Russification. Equally, she does not allow facts to obtrude, but simply illuminate the story: Finland's uneasy situation as a part of the Russian empire, the extremes of Fennomania and Russification, the growing revolutionary movement. The subsequent period of Sovietization and Russification, however, is regarded as the darkest period in the national history. ‘A total process of Russification is in progress,’ he has said. Definition of Russify in US English: Russify verbˈrəsəˌfaɪˈrəsəˌfī [with object] Make Russian in character. efforts were made to Russify the European peoples of the empire Example sentencesExamples Instead, it was extended, stripped of its Russifying intentions, and redeployed by the Bolsheviks in pursuit of their own ‘bold experiment in language planning’ in the 1920s. These people claimed to speak Russian but were in fact speaking a Russified Belarusan, often with the admixture of Yiddish words. Chelsea FC, that London footballing institution, is well on the way to being Russified in the wake of the buyout by a billionaire. Only a small fraction of the ancestors of today's Armenian Americans had any contact with the Russified northern cities of Yerevan, Van, or Erzerum. It is true that the quintessential Eastern, Russified region of Donetsk has voted overwhelmingly for its ex-governor as well as ex-petty criminal Yanukovych. Rather illogically, however, they denied this right to non-Russian peoples inside the Empire; these people should Russify themselves, or be Russified by others. Anxious hotel staff rush out and sweep us into an opulent Russified artmoderne interior.
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