Translation of Slovak word "skúsiť" to English
skúsiť
/skuːsitʲ/
How to use
Transitive perfective verb conjugated as 'skúsim, skúsiš, skúsi, skúsime, skúsite, skúsia; past skúsil' (imperfective counterpart: 'skúšať'). Governs the accusative of an object or an infinitive verb (e.g. 'skúsiť šťastie' - to try one's luck, 'skúsiť to znova' - to try it again, 'skúsiť uvariť' - to attempt to cook).
🇬🇧 English
try
Example sentence
Skúsim sa naučiť tento jazyk.
I will try to learn this language.
Skúsila otvoriť dvere, ale boli zamknuté.
She tried to open the door, but it was locked.
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Common phrases
- skúsiť šťastie— to try one's luck
- skúsiť to znova— to try it again
- stojí za to to skúsiť— it's worth trying
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What does the Slovak word "skúsiť" mean?▼
The Slovak word "skúsiť" means "try" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Skúsim sa naučiť tento jazyk." (which translates as "I will try to learn this language.").
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