Translation of Slovak word "prejsť" to English
prejsť
/prɛjsc/
Meaning
VerbTo change place. To move or be moved from one place to another.
How to use
The perfective verb 'prejsť' (imperfective: prechádzať) means to cross, pass through, or cover a distance. It conjugates irregularly: prejdem, prejdeš, prejde; past: prešiel, prešla, prešlo. It governs the accusative (prejsť ulicu) or preposition 'cez' + A (prejsť cez most).
🇬🇧 English
pass
Example sentence
Musíme bezpečne prejsť cestu na druhú stranu.
We must safely cross the road to the other side.
Turisti sa rozhodli prejsť celú horskú trasu pešo za jeden deň.
The tourists decided to walk the entire mountain trail.
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Common phrases
- prejsť cez cestu— to cross the road
- prejsť skúškou— to pass an exam / test
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What does the Slovak word "prejsť" mean?▼
The Slovak word "prejsť" means "pass" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Musíme bezpečne prejsť cestu na druhú stranu." (which translates as "We must safely cross the road to the other side.").
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