Translation of Slovak word "úsilie" to English
úsilie
/uːsiʎijɛ/
How to use
Neuter verbal noun declined according to the vysvedčenie pattern (genitive singular úsilia, instrumental úsilím). Denotes concerted effort, strenuous exertion, or endeavor. Typically combined with verbs like vynaložiť úsilie (to make an effort) and adjectives like spoločné úsilie (joint effort).
🇬🇧 English
effort / endeavor
Example sentence
Ich spoločné úsilie napokon prinieslo očakávané výsledky.
Their joint effort finally brought the expected results.
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Common phrases
- vynaložiť maximálne úsilie— to make every effort / exert maximum effort
- spoločné úsilie— joint / collective effort
- korunovať úsilie úspechom— to crown efforts with success
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The Slovak word "úsilie" means "effort / endeavor" in English.
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