Translation of Slovak word "rozpor" to English
rozpor
/rɔzpɔr/
How to use
Inanimate masculine noun declined according to the dub pattern (genitive singular rozporu, locative v rozpore, nominative plural rozpory). Denotes a discrepancy, contradiction, or conflict. The prepositional phrase byť v rozpore s + instrumental means 'to be in contradiction with' or 'to conflict with'.
🇬🇧 English
discrepancy / contradiction
Example sentence
Vo výpovediach svedkov sa objavil zjavný rozpor.
An obvious discrepancy appeared in the witnesses' testimonies.
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Common phrases
- byť v rozpore s— to be in conflict / at variance with
- vnútorný rozpor— inner contradiction / internal conflict
- prekonať rozpory— to overcome differences / resolve conflicts
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The Slovak word "rozpor" means "discrepancy / contradiction" in English.
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