Translation of Czech word "přistavení" to English
přistavení
/pr̝ɪstavn̝ɪj/
Meaning
NounThe act of bringing or positioning a vehicle (e.g. a taxi, bus, or train) into place, ready for use.
How to use
Often refers to 'placing/providing' a vehicle (e.g. přistavení vozu). Nástup is more common for boarding. A core vocabulary item frequently encountered in standard conversational and written Czech.
🇬🇧 English
positioning (a vehicle) / pulling up
Example
Přistavení taxíku trvalo jen pár minut.
The taxi pulled up within just a few minutes.
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- přistavení vozu— bringing the car round
- Přistavení taxíku trvalo jen pár minut.— The taxi pulled up within just a few minutes.
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What does the Czech word "přistavení" mean?▼
The Czech word "přistavení" means "positioning (a vehicle) / pulling up" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Přistavení taxíku trvalo jen pár minut." (which translates as "The taxi pulled up within just a few minutes.").
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