Translation of Slovak word "úroveň" to English
úroveň
/uːrɔvɛɲ/
How to use
Feminine noun declined according to the dlaň pattern (genitive singular úrovne, locative na úrovni, nominative plural úrovne). Signifies a level, tier, standard, or plane of development. Frequently appears in prepositional phrases like na vysokej úrovni (at a high level/standard) and životná úroveň (living standard).
🇬🇧 English
level / standard
Example sentence
Úroveň vzdelávania v tomto regióne sa za posledné roky výrazne zvýšila.
The level of education in this region has risen significantly in recent years.
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Common phrases
- vysoká úroveň— high level / high standard
- na profesionálnej úrovni— at a professional level
- životná úroveň— standard of living
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What does the Slovak word "úroveň" mean?▼
The Slovak word "úroveň" means "level / standard" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Úroveň vzdelávania v tomto regióne sa za posledné roky výrazne zvýšila." (which translates as "The level of education in this region has risen significantly in recent years.").
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