No. 2,025 in Russian
штате
"Штате" translates to "state" or "staff" depending on context.
In a sentence
Я живу в штате Техас.
I live in the state of Texas.
Here, 'штате' refers to a state of a country, specifically in the context of a federal system like the United States.
Он работает в штате сотрудников нашей компании.
He works as part of the staff of our company.
In this sentence, 'штате' means 'staff' or 'personnel', referring to the formal group of employees within an organization.
В штате Нью-Йорк часто бывают суровые зимы.
In the state of New York, winters are often severe.
Similar to the first example, 'штате' indicates a federal state, emphasizing geographical and climate characteristics.
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