Translation of Czech word "bez práce" to English
bez práce
/bɛs prɑtʃɛ/
Meaning
NounWithout a job; out of work (colloquial phrase, describing a person's employment status).
How to use
When referring to the state of having no job or being unemployed, bez práce is often used in informal or everyday contexts, such as in conversations about finances or career development.
🇬🇧 English
out of work / jobless
Example
Je už půl roku bez práce.
He has been out of work for half a year already.
Your personal vocabulary
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- zůstat bez práce— to become jobless
- Je už půl roku bez práce.— He has been out of work for half a year already.
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What does the Czech word "bez práce" mean?▼
The Czech word "bez práce" means "out of work / jobless" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Je už půl roku bez práce." (which translates as "He has been out of work for half a year already.").
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