Translation of Slovak word "výcvik" to English
výcvik
/viːt͡svik/
Meaning
NounSystematic, often intensive preparation or drilling in a skill, activity, or discipline — used especially for military, professional, or animal training.
How to use
Inanimate masculine noun following the dub declension pattern (genitive singular výcviku, nominative plural výcviky). It denotes systematic physical, military, canine, or vocational drilling and training. It is distinct from tréning (general sport training) and školenie (theoretical/workplace training course).
🇬🇧 English
training
Example sentence
Vojenský výcvik trval osem týždňov.
The military training lasted eight weeks.
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Common phrases
- vojenský výcvik— military training
- výcvik psov— dog training
- základný výcvik— basic training / boot camp
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What does the Slovak word "výcvik" mean?▼
The Slovak word "výcvik" means "training" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Vojenský výcvik trval osem týždňov." (which translates as "The military training lasted eight weeks.").
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