Translation of Slovak word "spochybniť" to English
spochybniť
/spɔxibɲitʲ/
How to use
Perfective transitive verb (imperfective pair: spochybňovať). Governs a direct accusative object (spochybniť niečo - to cast doubt on something). Denotes calling into question, contesting, or challenging the validity, truth, or legitimacy of a claim, decision, or result.
🇬🇧 English
to question / to challenge
Example sentence
Nové dôkazy dokázali spochybniť pôvodný záver vyšetrovania.
New evidence managed to cast doubt on the original conclusion of the investigation.
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Common phrases
- spochybniť výsledky volieb— to challenge / dispute election results
- spochybniť dôveryhodnosť— to call credibility into question
- nedovoliť spochybniť— not allow to be questioned
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What does the Slovak word "spochybniť" mean?▼
The Slovak word "spochybniť" means "to question / to challenge" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Nové dôkazy dokázali spochybniť pôvodný záver vyšetrovania." (which translates as "New evidence managed to cast doubt on the original conclusion of the investigation.").
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