Chapter 32 Masculine+fem(2nd Year)

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Chapter 32 Masculine+fem(2nd Year) - Quiz

This quiz, titled 'chapter 32 Masculine+fem(2nd year)', assesses knowledge of Czech vocabulary related to body and health, including terms for breath, steps, stairs, loss, and bodily aspects. It enhances understanding of specific masculine and feminine nouns, useful for second-year language learners.

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3. úbytek

The word "úbytek" in Czech translates to "loss" or "decrease" in English. This means that the correct answer for this question is "loss, decrease".

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The word "úbytek" in Czech translates to "loss" or "decrease" in English. This means that the correct answer for this question is "loss, decrease".

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4. zadek

The word "zadek" is a term that refers to the bottom or buttocks in certain languages. Therefore, the correct answer for this question is "bottom, buttocks."

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The word "zadek" is a term that refers to the bottom or buttocks in certain languages. Therefore, the correct answer for this question is "bottom, buttocks."

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7. nadváha

The word "nadváha" is a Czech term that translates to "overweight" in English. This suggests that the correct answer for this question is "overweight."

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The word "nadváha" is a Czech term that translates to "overweight" in English. This suggests that the correct answer for this question is "overweight."

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11. loss, decrease

The correct answer is "úbytek." In this context, "úbytek" is the Czech word for "loss" or "decrease." It represents a reduction or decline in something, such as a decrease in profits or a loss of weight.

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13. váha

The word "váha" in Czech can be translated as "weight" or "scales". "Weight" refers to the measure of how heavy an object is, while "scales" are the instrument used to measure weight. Both translations are correct and can be used interchangeably depending on the context.

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14. shortness of breath

The term "dušnost" is the correct answer as it directly translates to "shortness of breath" in English. This term is commonly used to describe the feeling of difficulty in breathing or the sensation of not getting enough air. It is often associated with various medical conditions such as asthma, heart problems, or lung diseases. Therefore, "dušnost" accurately represents the symptom of shortness of breath.

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15. loss of weight

The given word "hubnutí" is a Czech word that translates to "loss of weight" in English. Therefore, the correct answer for this question is "hubnutí".

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The given word "hubnutí" is a Czech word that translates to "loss of weight" in English. Therefore, the correct answer for this question is "hubnutí".

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