Translation of Slovak word "aplikácia" to English
aplikácia
/aplikaːt͡si̯a/
How to use
Feminine noun ending in '-ia', declined according to the 'ulica' pattern (aplikácia, aplikácie, aplikácii, aplikáciu; genitive plural 'aplikácií' with a long final -í). Widely used for software applications (informally shortened to 'apka') as well as scientific or physical application/implementation.
🇬🇧 English
application
Example sentence
Podala som si žiadosť o novú prácu.
I submit application
Moja žiadosť bola schválená.
Application is approved
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Common phrases
- mobilná aplikácia— mobile app
- nainštalovať aplikáciu— to install an application
- webová aplikácia— web application
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What does the Slovak word "aplikácia" mean?▼
The Slovak word "aplikácia" means "application" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Podala som si žiadosť o novú prácu." (which translates as "I submit application").
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