virtually in Czech
virtually in Czech is v podstatě — virtually means almost entirely; for all practical purposes.
virtually in Czech
v podstatě
In essence or functionally, but not in fact, formally, or technically.
What does "virtually" mean?
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adv Almost entirely; for all practical purposes.
"The shop is virtually empty on weekday mornings, so it's easy to browse."
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adv By means of a computer or the internet.
"Grandma joined the family party virtually, watching everything on her tablet."
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virtually in a sentence
- The shop is virtually empty on weekday mornings, so it's easy to browse.
- The project is virtually finished — just a few small fixes left.
- Grandma joined the family party virtually, watching everything on her tablet.
- Our book club now meets virtually, so nobody has to travel.
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What is "virtually" in Czech?
"virtually" in Czech is v podstatě. virtually means: Almost entirely; for all practical purposes.
How do you use "virtually" in a sentence?
Example: "The shop is virtually empty on weekday mornings, so it's easy to browse." In Czech, "virtually" is v podstatě.
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