Translation of Slovak word "oslabenie" to English
oslabenie
/ɔslabɛɲiɛ/
How to use
Neuter verbal noun declined according to the vysvedčenie pattern (genitive singular oslabenia, locative v oslabení). Denotes weakening, attenuation, or decline in strength, currency value, or immunity. In ice hockey (very popular in Slovakia), hra v oslabení is the official term for a penalty kill (playing short-handed).
🇬🇧 English
weakening / attenuation / decline
Example sentence
Oslabenie meny sa okamžite prejavilo na cenách dovážaného tovaru.
The weakening of the currency was immediately reflected in the prices of imported goods.
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Common phrases
- oslabenie imunity— weakening of the immune system
- hra v oslabení— penalty kill / short-handed play (ice hockey)
- oslabenie meny— depreciation / weakening of currency
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The Slovak word "oslabenie" means "weakening / attenuation / decline" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Oslabenie meny sa okamžite prejavilo na cenách dovážaného tovaru." (which translates as "The weakening of the currency was immediately reflected in the prices of imported goods.").
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