Translation of Slovak word "prínos" to English
prínos
/priːnɔs/
How to use
Inanimate masculine noun declined according to the dub pattern (genitive singular prínosu, nominative plural prínosy). Denotes a positive contribution, benefit, or added value. Frequently paired with the preposition pre + accusative (e.g. prínos pre spoločnosť - benefit for society) and the copula byť prínosom (to be an asset/benefit).
🇬🇧 English
contribution / benefit
Example sentence
Jej prínos pre vedecký výskum si všimla celá odborná verejnosť.
Her contribution to scientific research was noticed by the entire professional community.
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Common phrases
- významný prínos— significant contribution / benefit
- byť prínosom pre— to be an asset / of benefit to
- finančný prínos— financial benefit / yield
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The Slovak word "prínos" means "contribution / benefit" in English.
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