Translation of Czech word "poskytnout" to English
poskytnout
/pɔskɪtˈnuːt/
Meaning
VerbTo supply or make available something that is wanted or needed.
How to use
Action of making something available to someone. A core vocabulary item frequently encountered in standard conversational and written Czech.
🇬🇧 English
provide
Example
Firma nám poskytne potřebné vybavení.
The company will provide us with the necessary equipment.
Vláda poskytne postiženým rodinám finanční podporu.
The government will provide financial support to the affected families.
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- Firma nám poskytne potřebné vybavení.— The company will provide us with the necessary equipment.
- Vláda poskytne postiženým rodinám finanční podporu.— The government will provide financial support to the affected families.
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What does the Czech word "poskytnout" mean?▼
The Czech word "poskytnout" means "provide" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Firma nám poskytne potřebné vybavení." (which translates as "The company will provide us with the necessary equipment.").
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