Translation of Czech word "pokusit" to English
pokusit
/pokusɪt/
Meaning
Verb(reflexive, 'pokusit se') To make an attempt at something; to try.
How to use
Perfective verb (reflexive: pokusit se). Conjugation: pokusím se, pokusíš se. Imperfective: pokoušet se. Czech verbs conjugate for person and number, with perfective/imperfective aspect pairs central to everyday speech.
🇬🇧 English
to attempt / try
Example
Musíme se pokusit ten problém vyřešit.
We must try to solve this problem.
Pokusil se o útěk, ale nepovedlo se mu to.
He attempted an escape, but did not succeed.
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Common phrases
- pokusit se o útěk— to attempt an escape
- Musíme se pokusit ten problém vyřešit.— We must try to solve this problem.
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The Czech word "pokusit" means "to attempt / try" in English.
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