Translation of Slovak word "oznámiť" to English
oznámiť
/oznaːmit͡s/
Meaning
VerbTo give public notice of, especially for the first time; to make known.
How to use
Perfective transitive verb conjugated as ja oznámim, ty oznámiš, oni oznámia. Aspectual partner to imperfective 'oznamovať'. Governs the dative of recipient (komu) and accusative or 'že'-clause for content (oznámiť radostnú správu).
🇬🇧 English
announce
Example sentence
Firma čoskoro oznámi nový produkt.
The company will announce its new product soon.
Správa bude oznámená dnes večer v televízii.
The news will be announced on TV tonight.
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Common phrases
- oficiálne oznámiť— to announce officially
- oznámiť dobrú správu— to announce good news
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What does the Slovak word "oznámiť" mean?▼
The Slovak word "oznámiť" means "announce" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Firma čoskoro oznámi nový produkt." (which translates as "The company will announce its new product soon.").
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