inclusive
Russian Translation(s) & Details for 'inclusive'
English Word: inclusive
Key Russian Translations:
- инклюзивный [inklʲuˈzivnɨj] - [Formal, Used in social or educational contexts]
- включающий [vklʲuˈʧajʊʂɨj] - [Informal, General usage for including elements]
- включительно [vklʲuˈʧitʲilʲnə] - [Formal, Plural, Used in lists or ranges]
Frequency: Medium (Common in modern discussions on diversity, education, and business, but less frequent in everyday casual speech)
Difficulty: B2 (Intermediate level; requires understanding of compound words and contextual usage. For 'инклюзивный', it may be C1 due to its specialized connotations.)
Pronunciation (Russian):
инклюзивный: [inklʲuˈzivnɨj]
включающий: [vklʲuˈʧajʊʂɨj]
включительно: [vklʲuˈʧitʲilʲnə]
Note on включая: The stress falls on the second syllable, which can be tricky for English speakers due to Russian's mobile stress patterns; variations may occur in rapid speech.
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Meanings and Usage:
Meaning 1: Referring to inclusion in diversity or equality contexts
Translation(s) & Context:
- инклюзивный - Used in formal settings like education or social policy to describe environments that embrace diversity.
- включающий - Informal alternative, emphasizing the act of including people or ideas in a group.
Usage Examples:
Эта школа стремится быть инклюзивной для всех детей, независимо от их происхождения.
This school strives to be inclusive for all children, regardless of their background.
В нашей компании политика включает инклюзивные практики для сотрудников с особыми нуждами.
In our company, the policy includes inclusive practices for employees with special needs.
Он организовал включающий семинар, где каждый мог поделиться своими идеями.
He organized an inclusive seminar where everyone could share their ideas.
Инклюзивный подход в медицине учитывает культурные различия пациентов.
An inclusive approach in medicine takes into account the cultural differences of patients.
Эта программа является включающей, так как она охватывает разные возрастные группы.
This program is inclusive as it covers different age groups.
Meaning 2: Referring to something that includes or encompasses (e.g., in lists or ranges)
Translation(s) & Context:
- включительно - Used in formal or technical contexts to indicate inclusion up to a certain point, like dates or numbers.
- включающий - Informal, for everyday descriptions of items that encompass others.
Usage Examples:
Цены от 100 до 500 рублей включительно.
Prices from 100 to 500 rubles inclusive.
Этот пакет включает проживание, питание и экскурсии, включая транспорт.
This package includes accommodation, meals, and tours, inclusive of transportation.
В отчёте перечислены все расходы, включая административные затраты.
The report lists all expenses, inclusive of administrative costs.
Срок действия с 1 января по 31 декабря включительно.
The validity period is from January 1 to December 31 inclusive.
Мероприятие будет включать лекции и семинары, включая практические занятия.
The event will include lectures and seminars, inclusive of practical sessions.
Russian Forms/Inflections:
For adjectives like 'инклюзивный', it follows standard Russian adjective declension patterns, which vary by case, number, and gender. It is a regular adjective with no irregularities.
Case | Singular Masculine | Singular Feminine | Singular Neuter | Plural |
---|---|---|---|---|
Nominative | инклюзивный | инклюзивная | инклюзивное | инклюзивные |
Genitive | инклюзивного | инклюзивной | инклюзивного | инклюзивных |
Dative | инклюзивному | инклюзивной | инклюзивному | инклюзивным |
For 'включающий', it is a present active participle and conjugates like verbs. Base form: включая (invariable in some uses). It remains unchanged in informal contexts but can inflect as an adjective.
Russian Synonyms/Antonyms:
- Synonyms:
- включающий (similar to 'inclusive' in general sense, but more action-oriented)
- всеобъемлющий (broader, implying comprehensive inclusion)
- объединяющий (emphasizing unity, often in social contexts)
- Antonyms:
- исключающий (excludes certain elements)
- ограниченный (limited or restricted)
Related Phrases:
- Инклюзивное образование - Inclusive education; refers to systems that accommodate diverse learners.
- Включительно с - Inclusive of; used in lists, e.g., "от 1 до 10 включительно с налогами" (from 1 to 10 inclusive of taxes).
- Инклюзивный подход - Inclusive approach; a common phrase in business and social work.
Usage Notes:
'Inclusive' in English often translates to 'инклюзивный' in Russian when discussing social inclusion, but 'включительно' is preferred for numerical ranges to avoid ambiguity. Be mindful of context: in formal writing, use 'инклюзивный' for diversity topics, as it's a loanword from English. For everyday speech, 'включающий' might feel more natural. Grammatically, adjectives like 'инклюзивный' must agree in gender, number, and case with the noun they modify, which is a key difference from English.
Common Errors:
- Error: Using 'инклюзивный' in numerical contexts, e.g., saying "от 1 до 10 инклюзивный" instead of "от 1 до 10 включительно". Correct: "от 1 до 10 включительно" – This confuses social and range meanings.
- Error: Failing to decline 'инклюзивный' properly, e.g., using it in the wrong case. Example of error: "Я поддерживаю инклюзивный подход" (correct), but learners might say "инклюзивный подхода" (wrong genitive). Correct: Ensure agreement, as in "поддержка инклюзивного подхода".
Cultural Notes:
In Russian culture, terms like 'инклюзивный' have gained prominence in recent years due to global discussions on diversity and inclusion, influenced by Western ideas. However, in traditional Russian contexts, collectivism (e.g., through phrases like 'коллективный дух') often emphasizes group unity over individual inclusivity, which can subtly differ from English usage.
Related Concepts:
- диверсификация
- равенство
- объединение