Translation of Slovak word "neprijateľný" to English
neprijateľný
/ɲɛpriatɛʎniː/
How to use
Adjective declined according to the pekný pattern. Denotes unacceptable, intolerable, or inadmissible. Commonly modifies nouns like podmienky (conditions), správanie (behavior), or kompromis (compromise), and appears in predicative phrases like označiť za neprijateľné (to label unacceptable).
🇬🇧 English
unacceptable / inadmissible
Example sentence
Vedenie školy označilo takéto správanie za úplne neprijateľné.
The school's management labeled such behavior completely unacceptable.
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Common phrases
- neprijateľné podmienky— unacceptable terms / conditions
- neprijateľné správanie— unacceptable / intolerable behavior
- označiť za neprijateľné— to declare / deem unacceptable
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What does the Slovak word "neprijateľný" mean?▼
The Slovak word "neprijateľný" means "unacceptable / inadmissible" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Vedenie školy označilo takéto správanie za úplne neprijateľné." (which translates as "The school's management labeled such behavior completely unacceptable.").
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