Translation of Slovak word "recept" to English
recept
/ret͡sept/
Meaning
NounA set of instructions for cooking, or a medical prescription.
How to use
Inanimate masculine noun following the dub pattern (genitive singular receptu, nominative plural recepty). It carries two distinct senses: a culinary cooking recipe and a medical prescription issued by a physician. In pharmacy contexts, medication available only on prescription is na lekársky predpis / na recept.
🇬🇧 English
recipe
Example sentence
Špecialista mi vystavil lekársky predpis.
The specialist doctor issued me a prescription.
Riadim sa jednoduchým receptom na paradajkové cestoviny.
I follow a simple tomato pasta recipe.
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Common phrases
- kuchársky recept— cooking recipe
- lieky na recept— prescription medications
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What does the Slovak word "recept" mean?▼
The Slovak word "recept" means "recipe" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Špecialista mi vystavil lekársky predpis." (which translates as "The specialist doctor issued me a prescription.").
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