Translation of Slovak word "nevšedný" to English
nevšedný
/ɲɛfʃɛdniː/
How to use
Adjective declined according to the pekný pattern. Denotes extraordinary, uncommon, rare, or out of the ordinary. Modifies experiences (nevšedný zážitok - remarkable experience), talents (nevšedný talent), or human qualities of unique distinction.
🇬🇧 English
extraordinary / unusual / remarkable
Example sentence
Zažili spolu naozaj nevšedný večer plný prekvapení.
Together they experienced a truly extraordinary evening full of surprises.
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Common phrases
- nevšedný zážitok— extraordinary / unforgettable experience
- nevšedný talent— rare / remarkable talent
- človek nevšednej inteligencie— person of extraordinary intellect
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The Slovak word "nevšedný" means "extraordinary / unusual / remarkable" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Zažili spolu naozaj nevšedný večer plný prekvapení." (which translates as "Together they experienced a truly extraordinary evening full of surprises.").
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