Translation of Slovak word "predvídať" to English
predvídať
/prɛdviːdac/
How to use
Imperfective (and contextually biaspectual) transitive verb. Governs a direct accusative object (predvídať riziká, predvídať vývoj). Signifies anticipating, foreseeing, or predicting future events or trends based on analysis or intuition.
🇬🇧 English
to anticipate / to foresee
Example sentence
Analytici dokázali predvídať pád cien už niekoľko mesiacov vopred.
Analysts were able to predict the price drop several months in advance.
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Common phrases
- predvídať riziká— to anticipate / foresee risks
- schopnosť predvídať— ability to foresee / foresight
- dať sa predvídať— to be foreseeable / predictable
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What does the Slovak word "predvídať" mean?▼
The Slovak word "predvídať" means "to anticipate / to foresee" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Analytici dokázali predvídať pád cien už niekoľko mesiacov vopred." (which translates as "Analysts were able to predict the price drop several months in advance.").
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