What is 'верить' called in English?

'верить' in English is called "Believe". Believe refers to: Считать что-либо истинным, подлинным или реальным, часто без доказательств.

How do you pronounce 'Believe' and 'верить'?

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What is an example sentence for Believe in Russian?

English: "I believe in you." | Russian: "Я верю в тебя."

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English to Russian Dictionary

believe Meaning in Russian (believe значение на русском)

верить

верить in English:believe

Phonetic:в'ерить

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Значение слова believe на русском языке — верить. (Считать что-либо истинным, подлинным или реальным, часто без доказательств.)

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Visual representation of "believe"

Definitions of Believe

1
verb
верить
To accept something as true, genuine, or real, often without proof.
Считать что-либо истинным, подлинным или реальным, часто без доказательств.
2
verb
верить
To have faith or confidence in someone or something.
Испытывать доверие или уверенность в ком-либо или чем-либо.

Example Sentences

casual

“I believe in you.”

Я верю в тебя.

casual

“Do you believe his story?”

Ты веришь его истории?

general

“Many people believe in ghosts.”

Многие люди верят в привидений.

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Synonyms (Синонимы)

In English:

trust accept credithave faith

Antonyms (Антонимы)

In English:

doubt distrustdisbelieve

Inflected Word Forms

third person singularbelieves

past tensebelieved

present participlebelieving

nounbelief

agent nounbeliever

Phrases & Idiomatic Expressions

believe in yourselfexpression

To have confidence in one's own abilities and judgment.

make believeexpression

To pretend or imagine something.

believe it or notexpression

Used to introduce a surprising or unlikely statement that is nevertheless true.