Translation of Slovak word "križovatka" to English
križovatka
/kriʒovatka/
Meaning
NounA place where two or more roads meet or cross; an intersection. Figuratively, a critical turning point in life.
How to use
Feminine noun declined according to the žena pattern (genitive singular križovatky, nominative plural križovatky). It denotes a street intersection, road junction, or figuratively a critical crossroad/turning point in life. Standing or stopping at a crossroads takes the locative with na (na križovatke).
🇬🇧 English
intersection, crossroads
Example sentence
Na križovatke musíš odbočiť doprava.
At the intersection, you have to turn right.
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Common phrases
- svetelná križovatka— signalized intersection / traffic light junction
- životná križovatka— crossroads in life
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What does the Slovak word "križovatka" mean?▼
The Slovak word "križovatka" means "intersection, crossroads" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Na križovatke musíš odbočiť doprava." (which translates as "At the intersection, you have to turn right.").
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