Translation of Slovak word "zamýšľať" to English
zamýšľať
/zamiːʃʎac/
How to use
Imperfective verb (perfective pair: zamyslieť / zamyslieť sa). When used transitively with an accusative noun or infinitive (zamýšľať zmenu / odísť), it means to intend or plan. When used reflexively with the preposition nad + instrumental (zamýšľať sa nad problémom), it means to ponder, reflect, or contemplate deeply.
🇬🇧 English
to intend / to contemplate
Example sentence
Firma zamýšľa v budúcom roku rozšíriť svoje pôsobenie do zahraničia.
The company intends to expand its operations abroad next year.
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Common phrases
- zamýšľať zmenu— to plan / contemplate a change
- zamýšľať sa nad otázkou— to reflect on / ponder a question
- čo zamýšľaš urobiť— what do you intend to do?
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What does the Slovak word "zamýšľať" mean?▼
The Slovak word "zamýšľať" means "to intend / to contemplate" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Firma zamýšľa v budúcom roku rozšíriť svoje pôsobenie do zahraničia." (which translates as "The company intends to expand its operations abroad next year.").
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