Translation of Slovak word "pranie" to English
pranie
/praɲiɛ/
Meaning
NounThe act or process of washing clothes; also, the clothes to be washed or that have just been washed.
How to use
Neuter verbal noun derived from 'prať' (to wash clothes), declined according to the 'vysvedčenie' pattern (genitive singular prania, locative praní). Refers to the act of doing laundry or the washing process. Commonly paired with práčka (washing machine) and prací prášok (detergent).
🇬🇧 English
laundry
Example sentence
Toto pranie je dôležité mať pripravené na sušenie.
It's important to have this laundry ready for drying.
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Common phrases
- prášok na pranie— washing powder / laundry detergent
- špinavé pranie— dirty laundry
- program na pranie— wash cycle / washing program
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What does the Slovak word "pranie" mean?▼
The Slovak word "pranie" means "laundry" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Toto pranie je dôležité mať pripravené na sušenie." (which translates as "It's important to have this laundry ready for drying.").
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