stupeň
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noun
- staira single step in a staircase
- degree, level, grade
- stage, phase
- degree, extent
- grammardegree
Forms
Declension
| singular | plural | |
|---|---|---|
| nominative | stupeň | stupně |
| genitive | stupně | stupňů |
| dative | stupni | stupňům |
| accusative | stupeň | stupně |
| vocative | stupni | stupně |
| locative | stupni | stupních |
| instrumental | stupněm | stupni |
Used in the library
- Stupeň jeho únavy byl vysoký.The degree of his tiredness was high.A2Pozornost, osud a city — Attention, fate and feelings (A2)
- Stupeň ve škole byl dobrý.The grade at school was good.A2Rodina, lidé a národ — Family, people and a nation (A2)
- Vevnitř bylo v srpnu čtyřicet stupňů.It was forty degrees inside in August.B1Letní brigáda ve skladu — A summer job at the depot (B1)
- Kalhotky, tričko a ponožky se perou na třicet stupňů.Knickers, a T-shirt and socks are washed at thirty degrees.B1Domov, věci a jídlo — Home, things and food
Other ways to say it
- etapastage, phase; zone behind a front, Communications Zone
- fázephase (like phases of the moon); phase (phase of matter)
- mírameasure (quantity, size, weight, distance or capacity of a substance compared to a designated standard); measure
- schodstep (of a stairway)
- stádiumstage, phase
- úroveňlevel (degree or amount); level