Translation of Slovak word "médiá" to English
médiá
/mɛːdijaː/
Meaning
NounThe means of mass communication (television, radio, the press, or the internet) collectively, especially as a source of news and information.
How to use
The neuter plural noun 'médiá' is the plural form of 'médium' (declined on 'mesto': G pl: médií, D pl: médiám, L pl: o médiách, I pl: médiami). In modern Slovak, it is used as a mass collective term for mass media and journalism.
🇬🇧 English
media
Example sentence
Denne sledujem správy vo viacerých médiách.
I follow the news on several media outlets every day.
Sociálne médiá výrazne ovplyvňujú verejnú mienku.
Social media significantly influences public opinion.
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Common phrases
- sociálne médiá— social media
- správa v médiách— report / news in the media
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The Slovak word "médiá" means "media" in English.
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