Translation of Slovak word "podmieniť" to English
podmieniť
/pɔdmiɛɲic/
How to use
Perfective transitive verb (imperfective pair: podmieňovať). Takes an accusative object and specifies conditions using instrumental or prepositions (podmieniť súhlas ústupkami - to make consent conditional upon concessions). In passive form, byť podmienený čím means 'to be contingent on / conditioned by'.
🇬🇧 English
to condition / to stipulate
Example sentence
Banka podmienila schválenie úveru doložením ďalších dokladov.
The bank made loan approval conditional on providing additional documents.
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Common phrases
- podmieniť súhlas ústupkami— to make consent conditional on concessions
- podmieniť financovanie reformami— to tie funding to reforms
- byť podmienený úspechom— to be contingent upon success
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What does the Slovak word "podmieniť" mean?▼
The Slovak word "podmieniť" means "to condition / to stipulate" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Banka podmienila schválenie úveru doložením ďalších dokladov." (which translates as "The bank made loan approval conditional on providing additional documents.").
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