Translation of Slovak word "rezignovať" to English
rezignovať
/rɛzignɔvac/
Meaning
VerbTo voluntarily give up or step down from a position, office, or job.
How to use
Biaspectual verb (used as both perfective and imperfective) conjugated with present tense endings rezignujem, rezignuješ, rezignujú. When meaning 'to step down from office', it governs the preposition na + accusative (rezignovať na funkciu). When used intransitively, it expresses giving up hope or yielding in despair.
🇬🇧 English
resign
Example sentence
Po škandáli sa rozhodol rezignovať na svoju funkciu.
After the scandal, he decided to resign from his position.
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Common phrases
- rezignovať na funkciu— to resign from office
- rezignovať na boj— to give up the fight
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What does the Slovak word "rezignovať" mean?▼
The Slovak word "rezignovať" means "resign" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Po škandáli sa rozhodol rezignovať na svoju funkciu." (which translates as "After the scandal, he decided to resign from his position.").
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