Translation of Slovak word "workshop" to English
workshop
/worksɦop/
Meaning
NounA room used for manufacturing or craft work; more commonly today, an educational event or session where participants learn or practice a skill through hands-on activities.
How to use
Inanimate masculine noun borrowed from English, declined according to the 'dub' pattern (genitive singular: workshopu, locative singular: na workshope, nominative plural: workshopy, genitive plural: workshopov). Denotes an interactive practical training seminar or skill-building workshop.
🇬🇧 English
workshop
Example sentence
Tento workshop je dôležité si dobre naplánovať.
It's important to plan this workshop well.
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Common phrases
- zúčastniť sa na workshope— to participate in a workshop
- zorganizovať workshop— to organize / host a workshop
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The Slovak word "workshop" means "workshop" in English.
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