Republican in Czech
Republican in Czech is republikán, republikánský, republikánka — Republican means a person who supports republican government — rule by elected representatives rather than a monarch.
Republican in Czech
What does "Republican" mean?
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noun A person who supports republican government — rule by elected representatives rather than a monarch.
"He was a lifelong republican, opposed to any return of the monarchy."
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noun (capitalized) A member or supporter of the Republican Party in the United States.
"She has voted Republican in every election since 1990."
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noun In Ireland, someone who supports a united, independent Ireland.
"Republican sentiment remained strong in parts of Northern Ireland."
Republican in a sentence
- He was a lifelong republican, opposed to any return of the monarchy.
- Republicans across Europe pushed for elected heads of state.
- She has voted Republican in every election since 1990.
- The Republican candidate won the state by a narrow margin.
Common Czech translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "Republican" in Czech?
"Republican" in Czech is republikán, republikánský, republikánka. Republican means: A person who supports republican government — rule by elected representatives rather than a monarch.
How do you use "Republican" in a sentence?
Example: "He was a lifelong republican, opposed to any return of the monarchy." In Czech, "Republican" is republikán, republikánský, republikánka.
Are there other ways to say "Republican" in Czech?
Yes — Czech has 3 translations listed for "Republican": republikán, republikánský, republikánka.