Translation of Slovak word "zamračené" to English
zamračené
/zamratʃɛnɛː/
Meaning
AdjectiveDescribing the sky as completely covered with clouds; overcast.
How to use
Adverbial and neuter predicative form of the adjective 'zamračený' (declined according to 'pekný'). Used impersonally to describe weather conditions ('Dnes je zamračené' - It is overcast today) or metaphorically to describe a person's gloomy, frowning expression.
🇬🇧 English
overcast
Example sentence
Toto zamračené počasie je dôležité brať do úvahy pri plánovaní výletu.
This overcast weather is important to take into account when planning the trip.
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Common phrases
- Dnes je zamračené.— It is overcast today.
- zamračené nebo— overcast sky
- zamračená tvár— frowning / gloomy face
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does the Slovak word "zamračené" mean?▼
The Slovak word "zamračené" means "overcast" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Toto zamračené počasie je dôležité brať do úvahy pri plánovaní výletu." (which translates as "This overcast weather is important to take into account when planning the trip.").
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