Translation of Slovak word "itinerár" to English
itinerár
/itineraːr/
Meaning
NounA written schedule of activities for a vacation or road trip.
How to use
Inanimate masculine noun ending in -ár, declining according to the stroj paradigm (genitive singular itinerára, nominative plural itineráre). It denotes a detailed schedule, travel route plan, or day-by-day program for a trip.
🇬🇧 English
itinerary
Example sentence
Itinerár cesty je dôležité mať pripravený vopred.
It's important to have the trip itinerary ready in advance.
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Common phrases
- podrobný itinerár— detailed itinerary
- zostaviť itinerár— to draft an itinerary
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The Slovak word "itinerár" means "itinerary" in English.
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