Translation of Slovak word "predstavenie" to English
predstavenie
/prɛdstaviɛɲiɛ/
How to use
Neuter verbal noun ending in '-ie', declined according to the 'vysvedčenie' pattern (predstavenie, predstavenia, predstaveniu, predstavením). Polysemous: theatrical or artistic performance/show, official introduction of a person, or the presentation of a new product.
🇬🇧 English
show
Example sentence
Včerajšie divadelné predstavenie sa mi naozaj páčilo.
I really liked yesterday's theatrical performance.
Lístky na toto predstavenie sa vypredali už pred mesiacom.
Tickets for this show were sold out a month ago.
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Common phrases
- divadelné predstavenie— theater performance / play
- lístky na predstavenie— tickets for the show
- slávnostné predstavenie— gala performance / premiere presentation
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What does the Slovak word "predstavenie" mean?▼
The Slovak word "predstavenie" means "show" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Včerajšie divadelné predstavenie sa mi naozaj páčilo." (which translates as "I really liked yesterday's theatrical performance.").
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