Translation of Czech word "vydát se" to English
vydát se
/vɪdaːt sɛ/
Meaning
VerbTo set out or head off, especially on a journey or course of action.
How to use
A formal verb meaning to set out on a journey. A core vocabulary item frequently encountered in standard conversational and written Czech.
🇬🇧 English
to set out / head off
Example
Vydali jsme se na dlouhou cestu do hor.
We set out on a long journey to the mountains.
Vydala se hledat práci do Prahy.
She set off to look for work in Prague.
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Common phrases
- vydat se na cestu— set off on a journey
- Vydala se hledat práci do Prahy.— She set off to look for work in Prague.
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Frequency rank: #528 in Czech
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What does the Czech word "vydát se" mean?▼
The Czech word "vydát se" means "to set out / head off" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Vydali jsme se na dlouhou cestu do hor." (which translates as "We set out on a long journey to the mountains.").
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