The whole question is impossible to answer except as an ASB thought experiment, since the survival of Czarist Russia is dependent on a host of factors that might eliminate WW1 altogether an eliminate Nazi Germany.
But just for fun, I'd say yes, assuming it also had western allies. Russia is still huge, has a large population, and if the Revolution had not occurred it would have begun WW2 with much more experienced office corps, an industrial establishment that would have at least equaled 1914 Russia (not bad), and quite possibly a better and freer scientific research establishment.
It would all depend on the basic popularity of the regime and the willingness of average Russians to fight for it. Almost certainly the Nazis would give them every reason they needed.
But just for fun, I'd say yes, assuming it also had western allies. Russia is still huge, has a large population, and if the Revolution had not occurred it would have begun WW2 with much more experienced office corps, an industrial establishment that would have at least equaled 1914 Russia (not bad), and quite possibly a better and freer scientific research establishment.
It would all depend on the basic popularity of the regime and the willingness of average Russians to fight for it. Almost certainly the Nazis would give them every reason they needed.