Translation of Slovak word "publikum" to English
publikum
/publikum/
Meaning
NounA group of people within hearing; specifically, a large gathering of people listening to or watching a performance, speech, etc.
How to use
Neuter collective noun borrowed from Latin, declined according to the 'mesto' pattern with the '-um' suffix dropping in oblique cases (publikum, genitive singular 'publika', dative 'publiku', locative 'v publiku', instrumental 's publikom; genitive plural 'publík'). Signifies the collective audience, spectators, or readership.
🇬🇧 English
audience
Example sentence
Publikum jasalo.
The audience cheers
Publikum bolo veľké.
The audience is big
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Common phrases
- nadšené publikum— enthusiastic / ecstatic audience
- široké publikum— broad / general public
- vystupovať pred publikom— to perform in front of an audience
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What does the Slovak word "publikum" mean?▼
The Slovak word "publikum" means "audience" in English.
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