spontaneous in Czech
spontaneous in Czech is spontánní, impulzivní — spontaneous means happening or done without planning, on impulse.
spontaneous in Czech
spontánní
impulzivní
Arising from a momentary impulse.
What does "spontaneous" mean?
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adj Happening or done without planning, on impulse.
"They decided on a spontaneous weekend trip to the coast."
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adj Occurring naturally, without external cause or human intervention.
"The fire started from spontaneous combustion in the hay bales."
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spontaneous in a sentence
- They decided on a spontaneous weekend trip to the coast.
- Her laugh was spontaneous, not forced.
- The fire started from spontaneous combustion in the hay bales.
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What is "spontaneous" in Czech?
"spontaneous" in Czech is spontánní, impulzivní. spontaneous means: Happening or done without planning, on impulse.
How do you use "spontaneous" in a sentence?
Example: "They decided on a spontaneous weekend trip to the coast." In Czech, "spontaneous" is spontánní, impulzivní.
Are there other ways to say "spontaneous" in Czech?
Yes — Czech has 2 translations listed for "spontaneous": spontánní, impulzivní.
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