Translation of Slovak word "nepriaznivý" to English
nepriaznivý
/ɲɛpriazɲiviː/
How to use
Adjective declined according to the pekný pattern. Signifies adverse, unfavorable, hostile, or disadvantageous. Frequently modifies meteorology (nepriaznivé počasie - bad/severe weather), economics (nepriaznivá situácia), or trends.
🇬🇧 English
adverse / unfavorable
Example sentence
Nepriaznivé počasie napokon ohrozilo celú poľnú úrodu.
The adverse weather ultimately threatened the entire field harvest.
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Common phrases
- nepriaznivé počasie— adverse / inclement weather
- nepriaznivá situácia— unfavorable / adverse situation
- nepriaznivý vývoj na trhu— adverse market trend / development
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What does the Slovak word "nepriaznivý" mean?▼
The Slovak word "nepriaznivý" means "adverse / unfavorable" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Nepriaznivé počasie napokon ohrozilo celú poľnú úrodu." (which translates as "The adverse weather ultimately threatened the entire field harvest.").
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