Translation of Czech word "přijít" to English
přijít
/ˈpr̝ɪjɪt/
Meaning
VerbTo move toward the speaker or a specified place on foot; to arrive.
How to use
Perfective verb of motion towards the speaker. Can also mean 'to lose something' (přijít o něco). A core vocabulary item frequently encountered in standard conversational and written Czech.
🇬🇧 English
come / arrive
Example
Přijdu domů kolem šesté.
I will come home around six.
Kamarád přišel na návštěvu pozdě.
My friend arrived for the visit late.
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Common phrases
- přijít pozdě— arrive late
- Kamarád přišel na návštěvu pozdě.— My friend arrived for the visit late.
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Frequency rank: #34 in Czech
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What does the Czech word "přijít" mean?▼
The Czech word "přijít" means "come / arrive" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Přijdu domů kolem šesté." (which translates as "I will come home around six.").
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