Translation of Serbian word "публика" to English
публика
Latin script: publika
/publika/
Meaning
NounThe assembled spectators or listeners at a public event.
How to use
Serbian noun 'публика' signifies 'audience'. Displays standard nominal inflection paradigms in speech.
🇬🇧 English
audience
Example
Публика је аплаудирала дуго након завршетка концерта.
Publika je aplaudirala dugo nakon završetka koncerta.
The audience applauded for a long time after the concert ended.
Публика је дуго аплаудирала након представе.
Publika je dugo aplaudirala nakon predstave.
The audience applauded for a long time after the play.
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Common phrases
- бројна публика— large audience
- одушевљена публика— enthusiastic audience
- аплауз публике— audience applause
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What does the Serbian word "публика" mean?▼
The Serbian word "публика" means "audience" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Публика је аплаудирала дуго након завршетка концерта." (which translates as "The audience applauded for a long time after the concert ended.").
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