Translation of Slovak word "chlad" to English
chlad
/xlad/
Meaning
NounCold, chill: a low temperature you can feel, such as a draught or the cool of the evening.
How to use
Inanimate masculine noun declined according to the 'dub' pattern (genitive singular chladu, locative chlade). Denotes physical coldness, cool temperature, or emotional coldness/indifference. Often found in prepositional phrases like 'v chlade' (in the cool/shade) or 'zachovať si chladnú hlavu' (to keep a cool head).
🇬🇧 English
cold, chill
Example sentence
Zatvor okno, cítim strašný chlad od nôh.
Close the window, I feel a terrible cold from my feet.
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Common phrases
- skladovať v chlade— to store in a cool place
- ranný chlad— morning chill
- citový chlad— emotional coldness
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The Slovak word "chlad" means "cold, chill" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Zatvor okno, cítim strašný chlad od nôh." (which translates as "Close the window, I feel a terrible cold from my feet.").
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