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俄国 (éguó) is the Chinese word for Russia, referring to the country the Russian Federation. It can be used in a sentence in the same way as any other country name, for example: 他们来自俄国 (tāmen láizì éguó) - They are from Russia.
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Yes, there is a difference between referring to 俄国 (éguó) in formal and informal settings. In formal settings, 俄国 (éguó) is the preferred term for referring to Russia, as it is the most formal and official term. In informal settings, 俄罗斯 (éluósī) is more commonly used, as it is less formal and more colloquial.
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Yes, there are other words in Chinese that refer to Russia (the country) and have similar meanings to 俄国 (éguó). Here are a couple of them:
1. 俄罗斯 (éluó sī) - This is the most commonly used term for Russia in modern Chinese. It is derived from the phonetic representation of "Russia" and is widely recognized in both formal and informal contexts.
2. 俄联邦 (é lián bāng) - This term translates to "Russian Federation" and emphasizes the official name of the country, reflecting its political structure. The term "联邦" (lián bāng) means "federation."
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