Czech

tʃɛk

Definition

Definition of Czech - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

nationalityperson from the central European country with capital Prague

My friend is a Czech who loves Prague.

Moravian

languageswest Slavic language spoken mainly in the central European country

Czech is a challenging language to learn.

Adjective

geographyfrom the Central European country with capital Prague

She enjoys Czech cuisine.

Slavic

dialectrelating to the language spoken in Prague and surrounding areas

He is fluent in Czech literature.

Slavic

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Czech Republic

landlocked nation bordered by Germany Poland Slovakia and Austria

The Czech Republic shares a border with Germany to the west.

Origin of Czech

Czech, Čech (a person from Czechia)

Terms with Czech included in their meaning

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Havel

politics

Czech leader and playwright opposing totalitarianism

Prague

government

metonym for the Czech government

Carlsbad

Czech Republic

spa city in the Czech Republic

artificialism

art

Czech surrealism movement founded in 1928

Austerlitz

czech town

town in Czech Republic known for a historic battle

Brno

geography

the second-largest city in the Czech Republic

Brunn

geography

city in Czech Republic known for industry

Cesky terrier

animal

small, low-set, long-bodied dog breed from Czech Republic

Examples of Czech in a sentence

A Czech visited our school to give a talk on history.
He decided to study Czech at the university.
Czech is one of the Slavic languages.
The Czech festival was a vibrant celebration.
Czech architecture is renowned for its beauty.
The Czech dictionary is on the shelf.

She is studying Czech grammar.

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French:Tchèque, tchèque, ...
German:Tscheche, tschechisch, ...
Italian:ceco, boemo, ...
Spanish:checo, ...
Portuguese:checo, tcheco, ...
Chinese:捷克人, 捷克的, ...
Japanese:チェコ人, チェコの, ...
Arabic:تشيكي, تشيكيّ, ...
Hebrew:צֶ'כִי, צֶ'כִית, ...
Russian:чех, чехословацкий, ...
Ukrainian:чех, чеський, ...
Hindi:चेक, चेक गणराज्य का, ...
Bengali:চেক, ...
Catalan:txec, bohemi, ...
Czech:Čech, český, ...
Danish:tjekke, tjekkisk, ...
Dutch:Tsjech, Tsjechische, ...
Greek:Τσέχος, τσεχικός, ...
Hungarian:cseh, a prágai és környékbeli cseh nyelvváltozathoz tartozó, ...
Khmer:ជនជាតិឆែក, ឆេក, ...
Korean:체코인, 체코의, ...
Persian:چک, چک‌اسلواکی, ...
Polish:Czech, czeski, ...
Portuguese (BR):tcheco, ...
Romanian:ceh, boem, ...
Swedish:tjeck, tjeckisk, ...
Thai:ชาวเช็ก, เช็ก, ...
Turkish:Çek, Çekoslovak, ...
Vietnamese:người Séc, Séc, ...

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