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How is the word воспринимаемый translated from Russian to English

Видимый или понимаемый определённым образом.

Seen or understood in a particular way.

adjective
English translation
perceived

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  • Воспринимаемый риск выше настоящего. — The perceived risk is higher than the real one.

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FAQ about “воспринимаемый”

How is “воспринимаемый” translated from Russian?
“воспринимаемый” translates into English as “perceived”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “воспринимаемый” mean?
Meaning of “воспринимаемый”: Видимый или понимаемый определённым образом. In English — “perceived”.
What part of speech is “воспринимаемый”?
“воспринимаемый” is a adjective.
Where can I see examples with “воспринимаемый”?
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