Translation of Czech word "stovek" to English
stovek
/stovɛk/
Meaning
NumeralA numerical value equal to 100 (10), occurring after ninety-nine.
How to use
Genitive plural of 'stovka' (a hundred). Used after numerals: několik stovek lidí (several hundreds of people). A core vocabulary item frequently encountered in standard conversational and written Czech.
🇬🇧 English
hundred
Example
Mám v peněžence sto dolarů.
I have a hundred dollars in my wallet.
Autobus přijíždí každých sto minut.
The bus arrives every hundred minutes.
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Common phrases
- Mám v peněžence sto dolarů.— I have a hundred dollars in my wallet.
- Autobus přijíždí každých sto minut.— The bus arrives every hundred minutes.
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The Czech word "stovek" means "hundred" in English.
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