Translation of Czech word "jízdenka" to English
jízdenka
/ˈjiːzdɛnka/
Meaning
NounA paper showing that one has paid for an admission or journey.
How to use
When referring to a paper showing that one has paid for an admission or journey, 'jízdenka' is often used in the context of transportation or travel, and it's essential to use the nominative case when describing the ticket itself.
🇬🇧 English
ticket
Example
Koupil jsem si lístek na vlak, jízdenka stála dost peněz.
I bought a train ticket, the ticket cost quite a bit of money.
Revizor mě požádal, abych mu ukázal platnou jízdenku.
The inspector asked me to show him a valid ticket.
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What does the Czech word "jízdenka" mean?▼
The Czech word "jízdenka" means "ticket" in English.
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Can I see an example sentence with "jízdenka"?▼
Yes, here is a practical example: "Papír ukazující, že člověk zaplatil za vstup nebo cestu." (which translates as "I bought a train ticket, the ticket cost quite a bit of money.").
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