Translation of Slovak word "lístok" to English
lístok
/liːstɔk/
Meaning
NounA paper showing that one has paid for an admission or journey.
How to use
Inanimate masculine noun declining according to the 'dub' pattern with a fleeting vowel (genitive singular lístka, nominative plural lístky, genitive plural lístkov). Has several key meanings: a travel/admission ticket, a small slip of paper/ballot, or a small tree leaf (diminutive of list).
🇬🇧 English
ticket
Example sentence
Kúpil som si vlakový lístok, stál pomerne veľa peňazí.
I bought a train ticket, the ticket cost quite a bit of money.
Sprievodca ma požiadal, aby som mu ukázal platný lístok.
The inspector asked me to show him a valid ticket.
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Common phrases
- kúpiť si lístok— to buy a ticket
- označiť lístok— to validate a transit ticket
- volebný lístok— voting ballot
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What does the Slovak word "lístok" mean?▼
The Slovak word "lístok" means "ticket" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Kúpil som si vlakový lístok, stál pomerne veľa peňazí." (which translates as "I bought a train ticket, the ticket cost quite a bit of money.").
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