Translation of Czech word "zlostný" to English
zlostný
/zloʃtnɪ/
How to use
Adjective built from 'zlost' (anger). It describes a person's disposition; for a one-off state Czechs say 'naštvaný' far more often. Placed before nouns and inflected for gender, number, and case to match the modified noun.
🇬🇧 English
angry
Example
Zlostný zákazník si stěžoval vedoucímu.
The angry customer complained to the manager.
Je naštvaná na svého bratra.
She is angry with her brother.
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Common phrases
- zlostný pohled— an angry look
- Zlostný zákazník si stěžoval vedoucímu.— The angry customer complained to the manager.
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What does the Czech word "zlostný" mean?▼
The Czech word "zlostný" means "angry" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Zlostný zákazník si stěžoval vedoucímu." (which translates as "The angry customer complained to the manager.").
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