plank in Czech
plank in Czech is prkno, fošna, deska — plank means a long, flat, thick piece of sawn timber.
plank in Czech
prkno
fošna
deska
What does "plank" mean?
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noun A long, flat, thick piece of sawn timber.
"He nailed a plank across the gap to make a bridge."
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noun A specific policy or issue that forms part of a political party's platform.
"Tax reform was a key plank of her election campaign."
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noun An exercise in which a person holds a rigid, face-down position supported on the forearms and toes.
"He held a plank for two minutes straight to strengthen his core."
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verb To lie face down, rigid, arms at the sides, in an unusual or incongruous location, typically for a photo.
"They planked on the office desks as a joke for the photo."
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plank in a sentence
- He nailed a plank across the gap to make a bridge.
- The old jetty was built from weathered wooden planks.
- Tax reform was a key plank of her election campaign.
- He held a plank for two minutes straight to strengthen his core.
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What is "plank" in Czech?
"plank" in Czech is prkno, fošna, deska. plank means: A long, flat, thick piece of sawn timber.
How do you use "plank" in a sentence?
Example: "He nailed a plank across the gap to make a bridge." In Czech, "plank" is prkno, fošna, deska.
Are there other ways to say "plank" in Czech?
Yes — Czech has 3 translations listed for "plank": prkno, fošna, deska.
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