Translation of Slovak word "porovnateľný" to English
porovnateľný
/pɔrɔvnatɛʎniː/
How to use
Adjective declined according to the pekný pattern. Signifies comparable, commensurate, or equivalent. Regularly governs the prepositional phrase s + instrumental (porovnateľný s čím - comparable with something) or describes qualities of equal measure (porovnateľné výsledky - comparable results).
🇬🇧 English
commensurable / comparable
Example sentence
Výsledky oboch experimentov boli napokon plne porovnateľné.
The results of both experiments turned out to be fully comparable.
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Common phrases
- porovnateľné výsledky— comparable / matched results
- za porovnateľnú cenu— at a comparable price
- byť porovnateľný s— to be comparable to / on par with
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The Slovak word "porovnateľný" means "commensurable / comparable" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Výsledky oboch experimentov boli napokon plne porovnateľné." (which translates as "The results of both experiments turned out to be fully comparable.").
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