Translation of Slovak word "gravitácia" to English
gravitácia
/gravitaːt͡sija/
Meaning
NounThe physical force by which objects with mass are attracted toward one another, such as the force that pulls objects toward the Earth.
How to use
Feminine noun inflected according to the 'ulica' pattern (genitive singular gravitácie, dative gravitácii, accusative gravitáciu). Signifies gravitational force or attraction between masses. Collocates with 'zemská' (Earth's), 'stav beztiaže' (weightlessness), or 'gravitačné pole' (gravitational field).
🇬🇧 English
gravity
Example sentence
Túto gravitáciu je dôležité mať dobre preskúmanú.
It's important to have this gravity well studied.
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Common phrases
- zemská gravitácia— Earth's gravity
- nulová gravitácia— zero gravity
- gravitačná sila— gravitational force
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The Slovak word "gravitácia" means "gravity" in English.
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