Translation of Czech word "zeměpis" to English
zeměpis
/zeměpis/
Meaning
NounThe study of the physical features of the earth and of human activity as it relates to them, including the distribution of populations, resources, and political and economic activity.
How to use
School subject: geography. A core vocabulary item frequently encountered in standard conversational and written Czech.
🇬🇧 English
geography
Example
Zeměpis mě ve škole nikdy moc nebavil.
I never really enjoyed geography at school.
Dnes jsme se v hodině zeměpisu učili o horách.
Today in geography class we learned about mountains.
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Common phrases
- Zeměpis mě ve škole nikdy moc nebavil.— I never really enjoyed geography at school.
- Dnes jsme se v hodině zeměpisu učili o horách.— Today in geography class we learned about mountains.
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What does the Czech word "zeměpis" mean?▼
The Czech word "zeměpis" means "geography" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Zeměpis mě ve škole nikdy moc nebavil." (which translates as "I never really enjoyed geography at school.").
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