elements in Czech
elements in Czech is základy — elements means the weather, especially rough conditions like wind, rain, or cold, viewed as something a person is exposed to.
elements in Czech
základy
The basic tenets of an area of knowledge, basics, fundamentals.
What does "elements" mean?
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noun The weather, especially rough conditions like wind, rain, or cold, viewed as something a person is exposed to.
"Without a coat, he was completely at the mercy of the elements."
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noun The basic facts or principles of a subject.
"The course covers the elements of accounting before moving to advanced topics."
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elements in a sentence
- Without a coat, he was completely at the mercy of the elements.
- The course covers the elements of accounting before moving to advanced topics.
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What is "elements" in Czech?
"elements" in Czech is základy. elements means: The weather, especially rough conditions like wind, rain, or cold, viewed as something a person is exposed to.
How do you use "elements" in a sentence?
Example: "Without a coat, he was completely at the mercy of the elements." In Czech, "elements" is základy.
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