Translation of Slovak word "hotel" to English
hotel
/ɦotel/
Meaning
NounA commercial establishment that provides paid lodging, typically on a short-term basis, and often also offers meals and other services to guests.
How to use
Inanimate masculine loanword ending in -el, declined according to the 'dub' pattern (genitive singular: hotela, locative singular: v hoteli, nominative plural: hotely, genitive plural: hotelov). Denotes a commercial lodging hotel establishment.
🇬🇧 English
hotel
Example sentence
Dnes večer bývame v hoteli.
We're staying at a hotel tonight.
Tento hotel je veľmi drahý.
The hotel is very expensive.
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- luxusný hotel— luxury hotel
- ubytovať sa v hoteli— check into / stay at a hotel
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The Slovak word "hotel" means "hotel" in English.
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