Translation of Slovak word "prekážka" to English
prekážka
/prɛkaːʒka/
How to use
Feminine noun declined according to the žena pattern (genitive singular prekážky, nominative plural prekážky). Denotes a physical hurdle/barrier or an abstract administrative/legal impediment. Common collocations include prekonať prekážku (to overcome an obstacle) and beh cez prekážky (hurdles race).
🇬🇧 English
obstacle / barrier / impediment
Example sentence
Nedostatok financií sa stal hlavnou prekážkou projektu.
The lack of funds became the main obstacle to the project.
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Common phrases
- prekonať prekážku— to overcome / clear an obstacle
- beh cez prekážky— hurdles / obstacle race
- administratívna prekážka— administrative obstacle / red tape hurdle
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What does the Slovak word "prekážka" mean?▼
The Slovak word "prekážka" means "obstacle / barrier / impediment" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Nedostatok financií sa stal hlavnou prekážkou projektu." (which translates as "The lack of funds became the main obstacle to the project.").
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