Translation of Slovak word "nezvratný" to English
nezvratný
/ɲɛzvratniː/
How to use
Adjective declined according to the pekný pattern. Denotes irreversible, irrevocable, or conclusive permanence. Modifies nouns describing decisions (nezvratné rozhodnutie), evidence (nezvratný dôkaz), or biological/environmental processes (nezvratný proces).
🇬🇧 English
irreversible / irrevocable
Example sentence
Poškodenie prírody v tejto oblasti sa ukázalo ako nezvratné.
The environmental damage in this area turned out to be irreversible.
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Common phrases
- nezvratný dôkaz— irrefutable / conclusive proof
- nezvratný proces— irreversible process
- nezvratné rozhodnutie— irrevocable / final decision
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The Slovak word "nezvratný" means "irreversible / irrevocable" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Poškodenie prírody v tejto oblasti sa ukázalo ako nezvratné." (which translates as "The environmental damage in this area turned out to be irreversible.").
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