Translation of Czech word "půvabný" to English
půvabný
/ˈpuːvabniː/
Meaning
AdjectivePossessing beauty, impressing the eye; attractive.
How to use
Hard adjective, 'mladý' paradigm: půvabná žena, půvabné město. Means 'charming, graceful'. No irregular comparative. Placed before nouns and inflected for gender, number, and case to match the modified noun.
🇬🇧 English
beautiful
Example
Její úsměv je opravdu velmi okouzlující a půvabný.
Her smile is really very charming and beautiful.
Byl to velmi půvabný večer plný skvělé hudby.
It was a very charming evening full of great music.
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Common phrases
- Její úsměv je opravdu velmi okouzlující a půvabný.— Her smile is really very charming and beautiful.
- Byl to velmi půvabný večer plný skvělé hudby.— It was a very charming evening full of great music.
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What does the Czech word "půvabný" mean?▼
The Czech word "půvabný" means "beautiful" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Její úsměv je opravdu velmi okouzlující a půvabný." (which translates as "Her smile is really very charming and beautiful.").
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