Translation of Slovak word "nápad" to English
nápad
/naːpad/
Meaning
NounA thought, plan, or suggestion that occurs to the mind, especially a sudden or creative one; a notion for what to do.
How to use
The masculine inanimate noun 'nápad' declines according to the pattern 'dub' (G: nápadu, L: o nápade). It specifically refers to an idea, brainwave, or sudden inspiration, distinctly separate from a long-term opinion ('názor').
🇬🇧 English
idea
Example sentence
Dostal som skvelý nápad — poďme na výlet!
I got a great idea — let's go on a trip!
Jej nápad na zlepšenie firemných procesov nadchol celý tím.
Her idea to improve the company's processes excited the whole team.
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Common phrases
- dobrý nápad— good idea
- dostať nápad— to get an idea / come up with an idea
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What does the Slovak word "nápad" mean?▼
The Slovak word "nápad" means "idea" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Dostal som skvelý nápad — poďme na výlet!" (which translates as "I got a great idea — let's go on a trip!").
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