Meaning of za- | Babel Free
Definice
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behind, off (out of the field of vision) (used with the preposition za) morpheme
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turn aside into, get into morpheme
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covering by carrying out another activity, cover over, block morpheme
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activity carried out with pleasure (with reflexive si) morpheme
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immerse in, full devotion to an activity morpheme
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put away, lose, destroy morpheme
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instead of, in place of morpheme
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to begin (not a common usage) morpheme
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saturation morpheme
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forms adjectives referring to places morpheme
Příklady
“za- + jít → zajít”
“Zašel za strom.”
He went behind a tree.
“Slunce zašlo za mraky.”
The sun went behind the clouds.
“za- + hnout → zahnout”
“za- + bodnout → zabodnout”
“za- + milovat (“to love”) → zamilovat se (“fall in love”)”
“Nikdy se nechci zamilovat.”
I never want to fall in love.
“za- + krýt → zakrýt”
“za- + balit → zabalit”
“za- + růst → zarůst”
“za- + malovat → zamalovat”
“za- + stínit → zastínit”
“Ulice se zalidnily.”
The street got crowded.
“za- + plavat → zaplavat si”
“Chci si jít zaplavat.”
I want to go for a swim.
“za- + tančit → zatančit si”
“za- + kouřit → zakouřit si”
“za- + poslouchat → zaposlouchat se”
“Zaposlouchal se do hudby.”
He immersed himself in the music.
“za- + číst → začíst se”
“za- + myslet → zamyslet se”
“Nad otázkou se hluboce zamyslel.”
He thought deeply about the question.
“za- + hodit → zahodit”
“za- + bít → zabít”
“za- + střelit → zastřelit”
“za- + dýchat (“to breathe”) → zadýchat se (“to get out of breath”)”
“Zadýchám se, když běžím nahoru po schodech.”
I get winded when I run up the stairs.
“za- + stoupit → zastoupit”
“za- + měnit (“to change”) → zaměnit (“to mix up, to swap”)”
“Jo, je dobré to trochu zaměnit.”
Yeah, it's good to mix it up.
“za- + topit → zatopit”
“za- + pálit → zapálit”
“Zakarpatsko (“Transcarpathia”)”
“Zakavkazsko (“Transcaucasia”)”
Úroveň CEFR
A2
Elementary
This word is part of the CEFR A2 vocabulary — elementary level.
This word is part of the CEFR A2 vocabulary — elementary level.