Translation of Slovak word "nenahraditeľný" to English
nenahraditeľný
/ɲɛnaɦraditɛʎniː/
How to use
Adjective declined according to the pekný pattern. Signifies irreplaceable, indispensable, or invaluable. Typically modifies human beings (nenahraditeľný človek), significant losses (nenahraditeľná strata), or crucial assistance (nenahraditeľná pomoc).
🇬🇧 English
indispensable / irreplaceable
Example sentence
Pre tím bol jej odborný prínos úplne nenahraditeľný.
For the team, her professional contribution was completely irreplaceable.
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Common phrases
- nenahraditeľná strata— irreplaceable / irreparable loss
- nenahraditeľný človek— irreplaceable person
- nenahraditeľná pomoc— invaluable / indispensable help
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The Slovak word "nenahraditeľný" means "indispensable / irreplaceable" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Pre tím bol jej odborný prínos úplne nenahraditeľný." (which translates as "For the team, her professional contribution was completely irreplaceable.").
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