Translation of Slovak word "predpoklad" to English
predpoklad
/prɛtpɔklat/
How to use
Inanimate masculine noun declined according to the dub pattern (genitive singular predpokladu, nominative plural predpoklady). Means an assumption/presumption or a prerequisite/prerequisite condition. The conjunctional phrase za predpokladu, že introduces a conditional clause ('provided that...').
🇬🇧 English
assumption / prerequisite
Example sentence
Základným predpokladom úspechu je dôsledná príprava.
Thorough preparation is the basic prerequisite for success.
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Common phrases
- základný predpoklad— basic prerequisite / cornerstone assumption
- vychádzať z predpokladu— to proceed on the assumption
- za predpokladu, že— provided that / on the assumption that
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The Slovak word "predpoklad" means "assumption / prerequisite" in English.
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