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English - Czech

Itself

ɪtˈsɛlf
Extremely common
400 - 500
400 - 500
The word frequency and importance index indicates how often a word appears in a given language. The smaller the number, the more frequently the word is used. The most frequently used words typically range from about 1 to 4000. This importance index helps you focus on the most useful words during your language learning process.

sama, samo, sama o sobě, sama za sebe, to samo, to se samo

Itself meanings in Czech

sama, samo

Example:
The book itself is quite interesting.
Kniha sama je docela zajímavá.
The problem will resolve itself.
Problém se vyřeší sám.
Usage: informalContext: Used to emphasize the subject or to indicate that something is self-contained.
Note: In Czech, 'sama' or 'samo' is used in a similar way to emphasize the subject.

sama o sobě

Example:
The idea itself is not new.
Myšlenka sama o sobě není nová.
The painting itself is worth a lot of money.
Obraz sám o sobě má velkou hodnotu.
Usage: formalContext: Used to refer to the intrinsic nature of something.
Note: This phrase is often used in more formal discussions or writings.

sama za sebe

Example:
She can handle it herself.
Ona to zvládne sama za sebe.
He did it himself without any help.
On to udělal sám bez jakékoli pomoci.
Usage: informalContext: Used to emphasize that someone is doing something independently.
Note: This expression highlights the individual's capability or autonomy.

to samo, to se samo

Example:
It will fix itself in time.
To se samo opraví časem.
The issue will resolve itself.
Problém se to samo vyřeší.
Usage: informalContext: Used when something is expected to happen or resolve without intervention.
Note: This is often used in more casual conversations.

Itself's synonyms

itself

Refers to the thing previously mentioned or easily identified.
Example: The car can drive itself.
Note: None

the same

Indicates that something is identical or very similar to something else.
Example: The book was written by the author himself.
Note: Emphasizes similarity or identity.

the very

Emphasizes the exact or precise nature of something.
Example: The solution lies within the problem itself.
Note: Emphasizes precision or exactness.

the actual

Refers to the real or true nature of something.
Example: The house itself is not haunted; it's the attic that's spooky.
Note: Emphasizes reality or truth.

Itself expressions, common phrases

in itself

This phrase emphasizes that something is considered separately from other factors or influences.
Example: The movie was not remarkable in itself, but the performances of the actors were outstanding.
Note: The phrase 'in itself' adds emphasis to the independent nature or quality of something, highlighting it as a stand-alone entity.

by itself

This phrase indicates that something can function or exist independently without needing anything else.
Example: The cake is delicious by itself, but it's even better with a scoop of ice cream.
Note: The phrase 'by itself' emphasizes the self-sufficiency or independence of the subject being referred to.

of itself

This phrase suggests that something does not have the capability on its own to bring about a desired outcome.
Example: The fact that she apologized was not enough to resolve the issue of itself.
Note: The phrase 'of itself' highlights the limitation or insufficiency of something to achieve a particular result without external help or factors.

in and of itself

This phrase emphasizes that something possesses intrinsic qualities or characteristics that may not be immediately apparent.
Example: The statement, in and of itself, was not offensive, but the tone in which it was delivered caused offense.
Note: The phrase 'in and of itself' stresses the inherent nature or essence of something, beyond external circumstances or interpretations.

Itself everyday (slang) expressions

It is what it is

Accepting a situation for what it is, without trying to change it.
Example: I really wanted to go out tonight, but if everyone wants to stay in, then it is what it is.
Note: Uses a more casual and resigned tone compared to 'itself'.

It ain't (it is not) happening

Indicates something is not going to occur or is impossible.
Example: I wanted to go to the concert, but tickets sold out. It ain't happening for me.
Note: Conveys a sense of finality and informality, contrasting with the neutral tone of 'itself'.

It goes without saying

Indicates that something is so obvious that it does not need to be explicitly stated.
Example: It goes without saying that you should always be polite to others.
Note: Implies an assumption of common knowledge, unlike 'itself' which focuses on the action or object.

It's all good

Expresses that everything is okay, no harm or offense is taken.
Example: I'm sorry I can't make it to your party. - It's all good, don't worry about it.
Note: Conveys a positive and reassuring attitude compared to the neutral usage of 'itself'.

It's no biggie (big deal)

Minimizes the importance of a mistake or issue.
Example: Sorry I forgot to bring the book. - It's no biggie, I can borrow it next time.
Note: Diminishes the significance of an error or problem in a more casual way compared to 'itself'.

It slipped my mind

Indicates forgetting something unintentionally.
Example: I forgot to buy milk because it slipped my mind.
Note: Explains absent-mindedness without emphasizing the action or object itself, in contrast to 'itself'.

Itself - Examples

The plant will take care of itself.
Rostlina se postará sama o sebe.
The book explains itself.
Kniha se vysvětluje sama.
She couldn't help but laugh at herself.
Nemohla si pomoct a smála se sama sobě.

Itself grammar

Itself - Pronoun (Pronoun) / Personal pronoun (Personal pronoun)
Lemma: itself
Conjugations
Syllables, Separation and Stress
itself Contains 2 syllables: it • self
Phonetic transcription: it-ˈself
it self , it ˈself (The red syllable is stressed)

Itself - Importance and usage frequency

The word frequency and importance index indicates how often a word appears in a given language. The smaller the number, the more frequently the word is used. The most frequently used words typically range from about 1 to 4000.
itself: 400 - 500 (Extremely common).
This importance index helps you focus on the most useful words during your language learning process.
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