Translation of Slovak word "zavádzajúci" to English
zavádzajúci
/zavaːd͡zajuːt͡si/
How to use
Adjective / present active participle declined according to the cudzí pattern (ending -ci, -cia, -ce). Signifies misleading, deceptive, or fallacious. Key commercial and legal collocations include zavádzajúca reklama (misleading advertising) and zavádzajúce informácie (deceptive information).
🇬🇧 English
misleading / deceptive
Example sentence
Reklama obsahovala niekoľko zavádzajúcich tvrdení o produkte.
The advertisement contained several misleading claims about the product.
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Common phrases
- zavádzajúca reklama— misleading / deceptive advertising
- zavádzajúca informácia— misleading information
- zavádzajúce tvrdenie— misleading assertion / claim
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The Slovak word "zavádzajúci" means "misleading / deceptive" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Reklama obsahovala niekoľko zavádzajúcich tvrdení o produkte." (which translates as "The advertisement contained several misleading claims about the product.").
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