Answer This Verb In Czech: Trivia Questions!

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Do you wish to test your ability to answer these Verbs in Czech? The questions below are perfect for helping you do just that. Give it a try and check out other tests like it that will help you either change some verbs from Czech to English or vice versa. All the best and belief in your ability to grow See moreyour English and Czech skills.

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To succeed. to manage

Explanation
The correct answer is "podařit, podařím se." This is because the word "podařit" means "to succeed" in English, and "podařím se" means "I will manage" or "I will succeed" in English. Both words are related to achieving success or accomplishing something, which makes them the appropriate translation for the given phrase "to succeed, to manage."

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To quit

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The given correct answer for "to quit" is "přestat, přestnu" in Czech. This translation accurately captures the meaning of "to quit" in English, indicating the action of stopping or ceasing an activity or habit. The word "přestat" is the infinitive form of the verb, while "přestnu" is the first person singular present tense form. Both forms can be used depending on the context and grammatical structure of the sentence.

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4.

To meet

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This answer suggests that the correct translation for the word "to meet" in Czech is "setkat, setkám se". The word "setkat" means "to meet" in the infinitive form, while "setkám se" means "I meet" in the first person singular present tense. Both forms are commonly used in Czech to express the action of meeting someone.

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To meet, to get to know

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The given answer "seznámit, seznámím se" is the correct translation for the phrase "to meet, to get to know" in Czech. The verb "seznámit" means "to introduce" or "to acquaint" someone with someone else. The reflexive form "seznámím se" is used to express the action of getting to know someone or becoming acquainted with them. Therefore, this answer accurately captures the meaning of the original phrase.

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To digest, to spend

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The given answer "trávit, trávím" is correct because it provides the correct form of the verb "to spend" in Latin. "Trávit" is the third person singular form of the verb, while "trávím" is the first person singular form. These forms align with the subject of the sentence and indicate the action of spending or digesting.

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To fall asleep

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The correct answer is "usínat, usínám." This answer is correct because it accurately translates the phrase "to fall asleep" into Czech. "Usínat" is the infinitive form of the verb "to fall asleep," and "usínám" is the first-person singular present tense form of the verb. Therefore, both options correctly represent the action of falling asleep in Czech.

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To fall asleep

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The given answer "usnout, usnu" is a correct translation for the phrase "to fall asleep" in Czech. The verb "usnout" means "to fall asleep" in the infinitive form, and "usnu" is the first person singular present tense form of the verb. These words accurately represent the action of falling asleep in the Czech language.

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9.

To drink up

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The correct answer for the given question is "vypít, vypiju". This answer is correct because it accurately translates the phrase "to drink up" into Czech. The verb "vypít" means "to drink" and the form "vypiju" is the first person singular present tense form of the verb. Therefore, this answer correctly captures the meaning and grammatical form of the phrase in Czech.

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10.

To try

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The given answer "zkoušet, zkouším" is the correct translation of the word "to try" in Czech. The verb "zkoušet" means "to try" and "zkouším" is its conjugation for the first person singular "I try". This explanation provides the appropriate translation and conjugation of the word in the given language.

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