Translation of Slovak word "vyplývať" to English
vyplývať
/vipliːvac/
How to use
Imperfective intransitive verb (perfective pair: vyplynúť). Strictly governs the prepositional construction z + genitive (vyplývať z niečoho - to result/stem from something). Frequently introduces logical deductions or regulatory obligations in formal and scientific registers.
🇬🇧 English
to result / to ensue / to follow
Example sentence
Z jeho výpovede vyplývajú vážne pochybnosti o celom prípade.
Serious doubts about the whole case arise from his testimony.
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Common phrases
- vyplývať zo zákona— to arise from / be stipulated by law
- ako vyplýva z analýzy— as follows from the analysis
- čo z toho vyplýva— what follows from this / what is the takeaway?
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What does the Slovak word "vyplývať" mean?▼
The Slovak word "vyplývať" means "to result / to ensue / to follow" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Z jeho výpovede vyplývajú vážne pochybnosti o celom prípade." (which translates as "Serious doubts about the whole case arise from his testimony.").
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