Translation of Slovak word "robot" to English
robot
/rɔbɔt/
Meaning
NounA machine, especially one programmable by computer, capable of automatically carrying out a series of tasks.
How to use
Masculine noun of Czech origin (coined by Čapek) inflected according to 'chlap' (when viewed as an anthropomorphic/animate agent: genitive robota, nominative plural roboti) or 'dub' (when viewed strictly as a mechanical device: nominative plural roboty). Denotes an automated programmable machine or software bot.
🇬🇧 English
robot
Example sentence
Tohto robota je dôležité mať dobre naprogramovaného.
It's important to have this robot well programmed.
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Common phrases
- priemyselný robot— industrial robot
- upratovací robot— robotic vacuum / cleaning robot
- naprogramovať robota— to program a robot
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The Slovak word "robot" means "robot" in English.
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