Translation of Czech word "mezitím" to English
mezitím
/mɛzɪˈtɪm/
Meaning
AdverbThe time between two events.
How to use
Adverb expressing concurrency, often placed at the start of a sentence. A core vocabulary item frequently encountered in standard conversational and written Czech.
🇬🇧 English
meanwhile
Example
Učitelka mezitím psala na tabuli.
Meanwhile, the teacher was writing on the board.
Mezitím si studenti hráli venku.
Meanwhile, the students were playing outside.
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Common phrases
- Učitelka mezitím psala na tabuli.— Meanwhile, the teacher was writing on the board.
- Mezitím si studenti hráli venku.— Meanwhile, the students were playing outside.
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What does the Czech word "mezitím" mean?▼
The Czech word "mezitím" means "meanwhile" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Učitelka mezitím psala na tabuli." (which translates as "Meanwhile, the teacher was writing on the board.").
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