Translation of Slovak word "vehementný" to English
vehementný
/vɛɦɛmɛntniː/
How to use
Adjective declined according to the pekný pattern. Denotes vehement, forceful, passionate, or vigorous opposition/defense. Frequently modifies nouns such as odpor (vehement resistance), protesty (fierce protests), or appears in adverbial form vehementne obhajovať (to vehemently defend).
🇬🇧 English
vehement / forceful / passionate
Example sentence
Jeho vehementný protest si všimli aj zahraničné médiá.
Even foreign media noticed his vehement protest.
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Common phrases
- vehementný odpor— vehement / fierce resistance
- vehementné protesty— vehement / vociferous protests
- vehementne obhajovať— to vehemently / passionately defend
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The Slovak word "vehementný" means "vehement / forceful / passionate" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Jeho vehementný protest si všimli aj zahraničné médiá." (which translates as "Even foreign media noticed his vehement protest.").
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