Translation of Czech word "webová stránka" to English
webová stránka
/ˈvɛbovaː ˈstraːnka/
Meaning
NounA collection of interlinked web pages on the World Wide Web that are typically accessible from the same base URL and reside on the same server.
How to use
Compound noun for a website. A core vocabulary item frequently encountered in standard conversational and written Czech.
🇬🇧 English
website
Example
Tahle webová stránka je velmi pomalá a nepřehledná.
This website is very slow and confusing.
Naše nová webová stránka bude spuštěna příští týden.
Our new website will be launched next week.
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Common phrases
- Tahle webová stránka je velmi pomalá a nepřehledná.— This website is very slow and confusing.
- Naše nová webová stránka bude spuštěna příští týden.— Our new website will be launched next week.
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What does the Czech word "webová stránka" mean?▼
The Czech word "webová stránka" means "website" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Tahle webová stránka je velmi pomalá a nepřehledná." (which translates as "This website is very slow and confusing.").
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