betide in Czech
betide in Czech is přihodit se, stát se — betide means to happen to someone or something; to befall, especially in warnings or predictions.
betide in Czech
přihodit se
stát se
What does "betide" mean?
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verb To happen to someone or something; to befall, especially in warnings or predictions.
"Woe betide anyone who crosses her."
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betide in a sentence
- Woe betide anyone who crosses her.
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What is "betide" in Czech?
"betide" in Czech is přihodit se, stát se. betide means: To happen to someone or something; to befall, especially in warnings or predictions.
How do you use "betide" in a sentence?
Example: "Woe betide anyone who crosses her." In Czech, "betide" is přihodit se, stát se.
Are there other ways to say "betide" in Czech?
Yes — Czech has 2 translations listed for "betide": přihodit se, stát se.
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