Translation of Czech word "středisko" to English
středisko
/str̩ɛdɪskɔ/
Meaning
NounA center or hub for a particular activity or organization (e.g. 'nákupní středisko' = shopping center); can also refer to a company's headquarters or base of operations.
How to use
Neuter, 'město' paradigm: střediska (gen.), ve středisku (loc.). nákupní středisko = shopping centre. A core vocabulary item frequently encountered in standard conversational and written Czech.
🇬🇧 English
headquarters
Example
Vedení společnosti sídlí v novém středisku.
Company management is based in the new center.
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- hlavní sídlo— headquarters
- Vedení společnosti sídlí v novém středisku.— Company management is based in the new headquarters.
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The Czech word "středisko" means "headquarters" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Vedení společnosti sídlí v novém středisku." (which translates as "Company management is based in the new center.").
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