Translation of Slovak word "uvedomiť si" to English
uvedomiť si
/uvɛdɔmic si/
Meaning
VerbTo become aware of, understand, or appreciate (a fact or situation, especially something which has been true for some time).
How to use
Perfective reflexive verb taking the reflexive particle 'si' (uvedomím si, uvedomíš si; imperfective partner is 'uvedomovať si'). Governs the accusative of a noun ('uvedomiť si chybu' - to realize one's mistake) or a subordinate content clause introduced by 'že' ('uvedomiť si, že...'). The reflexive particle 'si' is mandatory.
🇬🇧 English
realize
Example sentence
Až neskôr si uvedomil, aké dôležité bolo to rozhodnutie.
Only later did he realize how important that decision was.
Musíme si uvedomiť všetky možné následky našich krokov.
We must realize all possible consequences of our steps.
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Common phrases
- uvedomiť si chybu— to realize a mistake
- uvedomiť si dôsledky— to realize the consequences
- uvedomiť si vážnosť situácie— to realize the gravity of the situation
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What does the Slovak word "uvedomiť si" mean?▼
The Slovak word "uvedomiť si" means "realize" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Až neskôr si uvedomil, aké dôležité bolo to rozhodnutie." (which translates as "Only later did he realize how important that decision was.").
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