Translation of Czech word "občanský průkaz" to English
občanský průkaz
/ɔbʧanskɪː prɔukaz/
Meaning
NounAn official identity document issued to citizens, used to prove identity within one's own country (and, for EU citizens, for travel within the EU/Schengen area).
How to use
The word 'občanský průkaz' is often used in the nominative case when referring to an official document, e.g. 'Je to jeho občanský průkaz.' (That's his ID card.)
🇬🇧 English
identity card / ID card
Example
Musíte mít u sebe platný občanský průkaz.
You must carry a valid ID card with you.
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- platný občanský průkaz— valid identity card
- Při kontrole předložil občanský průkaz.— He showed his ID card during the inspection.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does the Czech word "občanský průkaz" mean?▼
The Czech word "občanský průkaz" means "identity card / ID card" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Musíte mít u sebe platný občanský průkaz." (which translates as "You must carry a valid ID card with you.").
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