Translation of Slovak word "televízia" to English
televízia
/tɛlɛviːzija/
Meaning
NounAn electronic communication medium that allows the transmission of real-time visual images, and often sound.
How to use
The feminine loanword 'televízia' declines according to the pattern 'ulica' (G sg: televízie, D/L: televízii, A: televíziu, I: televíziou; N pl: televízie, G pl: televízií). It denotes both the television broadcasting institution and the medium itself (pozerať televíziu).
🇬🇧 English
television
Example sentence
Večer rád pozerám televíziu a správy.
I watch television every day.
Nová televízia v obývačke má veľkú obrazovku.
The television is very big.
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Common phrases
- pozerať televíziu— to watch television / TV
- štátna televízia— state television / public broadcast
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The Slovak word "televízia" means "television" in English.
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