Translation of Slovak word "dopady" to English
dopady
/dɔpadi/
How to use
Inanimate masculine noun predominantly used in plural form (dopady, genitive plural dopadov, declined according to dub). Widely used in media and modern public discourse for economic, ecological, or social impacts/repercussions (though Slovak purists traditionalists often recommend dosah, dôsledok, or účinok). Governs the preposition na + accusative (dopady na ekonomiku).
🇬🇧 English
impacts / consequences / effects
Example sentence
Dopady tejto reformy pocítia najmä malé podniky.
The impacts of this reform will be felt mainly by small businesses.
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Common phrases
- ekonomické dopady— economic impacts / fallout
- dopady na životné prostredie— environmental impacts
- zmierniť negatívne dopady— to mitigate negative impacts / fallout
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The Slovak word "dopady" means "impacts / consequences / effects" in English.
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