colloquial] meaning in English
| Slovak | English |
|---|---|
| colloquial] noun {m} | breakfast [breakfasts](first meal of the day) breakfast [breakfasts](first meal of the day) breakfast [breakfasts](first meal of the day) |
| [colloquial] kobylka noun {f} | grasshopper(an insect of the order Orthoptera) |
| [colloquial] zubatá proper noun {f} | Grim Reaper(personification of Death) |
| benzínka [colloquial] noun {f} | gas station [gas stations](an establishment which sells gasoline to pump directly into a car) |
| hej [colloquial] participle | yes(word used to indicate agreement or acceptance) |
| Japončík [colloquial] noun {m} | Japanese [Japanese](person of Japan) |
| kašľať na to [colloquial] verb | never mind(it is not important) |
| makať [colloquial] verb | ply [plied, plying, plies](to work at (something) diligently) |
| mašina [colloquial] noun {f} | machine [machines](mechanical or electrical device) |
| naivka [colloquial] noun {f} | mug [mugs]((colloquial) a person who is easily fooled) |
| nie na poriadku [colloquial] adjective | deranged(insane) |
| papaláši [colloquial] noun {m-Pl} | brass [brasses](high-ranking military officers) |
| posilka [colloquial] noun {f} | gym [gyms](sporting facility specialized for lifting weights and exercise) |
| sprdnúť [colloquial] verb | rebuke [rebuked, rebuking, rebukes](to criticise harshly; to reprove) |
| teliatko [colloquial] noun {n} | mug [mugs]((colloquial) a person who is easily fooled) |
| zahýbať [colloquial] verb | jilt [jilted, jilting, jilts](to jilt) |
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