Translation of Slovak word "obhajoba" to English
obhajoba
/ɔpxajɔba/
Meaning
NounThe action of defending or protecting from attack, danger, or injury.
How to use
Neuter verbal noun declined according to the vysvedčenie pattern (genitive singular vyšetrovania, locative vo vyšetrovaní). It denotes formal inquiry or criminal investigation conducted by authorities. Commonly appears with verbs like viesť (to conduct), začať (to launch), and ukončiť (to conclude).
🇬🇧 English
defense
Example sentence
Jeho obhajoba na súde bola veľmi presvedčivá.
His defense in court was very convincing.
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Common phrases
- viesť vyšetrovanie— to conduct an investigation
- policajné vyšetrovanie— police investigation
- zastaviť vyšetrovanie— to halt / suspend an investigation
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What does the Slovak word "obhajoba" mean?▼
The Slovak word "obhajoba" means "defense" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Jeho obhajoba na súde bola veľmi presvedčivá." (which translates as "His defense in court was very convincing.").
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