Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin

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Definition
  1. Proper noun:
    • A Russian statesman: Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin is a Russian political figure who has held the highest offices in the Russian government, serving as both President and Prime Minister.
    • The President of the Russian Federation: He was first elected to the presidency in 2000 and has served multiple terms in that role.
    • Former intelligence officer: Prior to his political career, he was an officer in the KGB and later served as director of the Federal Security Bureau (FSB).
Usage Examples
  • Proper noun:
    • Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin has been a dominant figure in Russian politics since the turn of the century.
    • The policies of Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin have shaped Russia's foreign relations for decades.
Advanced Usage
  • The full name Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin is often used in formal, official, or biographical contexts to distinguish him and to use his patronymic (Vladimirovich), which is a customary part of Russian naming conventions.
    • The official communiqué was signed by Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin.
Variants and Related Words
  • Putin (n): The common shortened form of the name used in most international media and discourse.
    • Putin addressed the nation in a televised speech.
  • President Putin (n): A title commonly used when referring to his role as head of state.
    • President Putin attended the summit.
Synonyms
  • Russian leader: A general term for a person in a top position of authority in Russia.
  • Statesman: A skilled, experienced, and respected political leader.
Related Phrases
  • While not phrasal verbs, common journalistic phrases include "the Putin era" to describe the period of his political influence and "Putin's Russia" to describe the country under his leadership.
    • The book analyzes the economic changes during the Putin era.
Noun
  1. Russian statesman chosen as president of the Russian Federation in 2000; formerly director of the Federal Security Bureau (born in 1952)