Translation of Slovak word "vzduch" to English
vzduch
/vzdux/
Meaning
NounThe invisible mixture of gases that surrounds the Earth and that people and animals breathe.
How to use
Inanimate masculine noun declined according to the 'dub' pattern (genitive singular: vzduchu, locative singular: vo vzduchu). Represents the air or atmosphere; frequently occurs in set expressions like 'čerstvý vzduch' (fresh air) and 'vyletieť do vzduchu' (blow up).
🇬🇧 English
air
Example sentence
Musíme vyvetrať, potrebujeme sem dostať čerstvý vzduch.
We need to ventilate, we need to get fresh air in here.
Po daždi bol vzduch krásne čistý a voňavý.
The air was beautifully clean and fragrant after the rain.
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Common phrases
- čerstvý vzduch— fresh air
- ísť na vzduch— go out for some air
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What does the Slovak word "vzduch" mean?▼
The Slovak word "vzduch" means "air" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Musíme vyvetrať, potrebujeme sem dostať čerstvý vzduch." (which translates as "We need to ventilate, we need to get fresh air in here.").
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