Translation of Slovak word "predať" to English
predať
/predat͡s/
Meaning
VerbTo transfer goods or provide services in exchange for money.
How to use
The perfective verb 'predať' (imperfective: predávať) means to sell. It governs the accusative case of the item sold and the dative of the buyer (predať auto kamarátovi), or prepositional phrases with 'za' + A for price (predať za sto eur).
🇬🇧 English
sell
Example sentence
Rozhodol sa predať starý bicykel cez inzerát.
He decided to sell his old bike through an ad.
Firma plánuje predať časť svojho majetku na pokrytie dlhov.
The company plans to sell part of its assets to cover its debts.
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Common phrases
- predať za dobrú cenu— to sell for a good price
- kúpiť a predať— to buy and sell
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What does the Slovak word "predať" mean?▼
The Slovak word "predať" means "sell" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Rozhodol sa predať starý bicykel cez inzerát." (which translates as "He decided to sell his old bike through an ad.").
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