Translation of Czech word "změna klimatu" to English
změna klimatu
/ʒmɛ.na ˈkli.ma.tu/
Meaning
NounA significant, long-term shift in global or regional climate patterns, especially the current warming trend attributed to human activity (greenhouse gas emissions); can also refer to natural climate change (e.g. ice ages).
How to use
Compound feminine noun: změnu klimatu (acc.). More colloquially: 'klimatická změna' or 'klimatické změny'.
🇬🇧 English
climate change
Example
Změna klimatu způsobuje častější extrémní počasí.
Climate change causes more frequent extreme weather.
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- globální změna klimatu— global climate change
- Změna klimatu způsobuje častější extrémní počasí.— Climate change causes more frequent extreme weather.
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The Czech word "změna klimatu" means "climate change" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Změna klimatu způsobuje častější extrémní počasí." (which translates as "Climate change causes more frequent extreme weather.").
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