Translation of Slovak word "cieľ cesty" to English
cieľ cesty
/t͡siɛʎ t͡sɛsti/
Meaning
NounThe place set for the end of a journey or to which something is sent; place or point aimed at.
How to use
Masculine noun phrase consisting of cieľ (inanimate masculine noun, declined like stroj, genitive singular cieľa) and the genitive modifier cesty (from cesta, feminine, declined like žena). It indicates the intended terminal destination or endpoint of travel.
🇬🇧 English
destination
Example sentence
Cieľ našej cesty sme si vybrali už dávno.
We chose our destination a long time ago.
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Common phrases
- konečný cieľ cesty— final destination
- doraziť do cieľa cesty— to reach the destination
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What does the Slovak word "cieľ cesty" mean?▼
The Slovak word "cieľ cesty" means "destination" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Cieľ našej cesty sme si vybrali už dávno." (which translates as "We chose our destination a long time ago.").
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