Translation of Slovak word "nadbytočný" to English
nadbytočný
/nadbitɔt͡ʃniː/
How to use
Adjective declined according to the pekný pattern. Denotes superfluous, redundant, excess, or unnecessary. Frequently used in economics and management for surplus stock (nadbytočné zásoby), redundant staff (nadbytočný personál), or unnecessary spending.
🇬🇧 English
superfluous / redundant
Example sentence
Redaktor z textu vyškrtol všetky nadbytočné vety.
The editor cut all redundant sentences from the text.
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Common phrases
- nadbytočné zásoby— surplus / excess inventory
- nadbytočný personál— redundant / surplus staff
- nadbytočné výdavky— unnecessary / superfluous expenses
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The Slovak word "nadbytočný" means "superfluous / redundant" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Redaktor z textu vyškrtol všetky nadbytočné vety." (which translates as "The editor cut all redundant sentences from the text.").
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