Translation of Slovak word "notebook" to English
notebook
/notebook/
Meaning
NounA small, portable personal computer that can be easily carried and used on one's lap; a laptop.
How to use
Inanimate masculine loanword declined according to the dub pattern (genitive singular notebooku, nominative plural notebooky). It denotes a portable laptop computer. Working on a laptop uses na notebooku (locative).
🇬🇧 English
laptop
Example sentence
Kúpil som si nový notebook na prácu z domu.
I bought a new laptop to work from home.
Notebook sa mi počas prezentácie neočakávane vypol.
My laptop unexpectedly shut down during the presentation.
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Common phrases
- otvoriť notebook— to open a laptop
- pracovať na notebooku— to work on a laptop
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What does the Slovak word "notebook" mean?▼
The Slovak word "notebook" means "laptop" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Kúpil som si nový notebook na prácu z domu." (which translates as "I bought a new laptop to work from home.").
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