Translation of Slovak word "veľvyslanectvo" to English
veľvyslanectvo
/vɛʎvislanɛt͡stvɔ/
How to use
Adjective functioning also as a substantivized animate noun, declined according to the pekný pattern (genitive singular podozrivého, nominative plural podozriví). As an adjective, it means giving reason to doubt or mistrust; as a noun, it refers to a criminal suspect. Frequently used in police reports and media broadcasts.
🇬🇧 English
embassy
Example sentence
Nové doklady si vybavíš priamo na veľvyslanectve.
You can get new documents directly at the embassy.
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Common phrases
- hlavný podozrivý— prime suspect
- zadržať podozrivého— to detain a suspect
- podozrivé správanie— suspicious behaviour
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What does the Slovak word "veľvyslanectvo" mean?▼
The Slovak word "veľvyslanectvo" means "embassy" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Nové doklady si vybavíš priamo na veľvyslanectve." (which translates as "You can get new documents directly at the embassy.").
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