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Period

ˈpɪriəd
Extremely common
300 - 400
300 - 400
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období, časové období, tečka, menstruace, fáze

Period meanings in Czech

období

Example:
The Renaissance was a significant period in European history.
Renesance byla významné období v evropských dějinách.
She traveled to Italy during the summer period.
Cestovala do Itálie během letního období.
Usage: formalContext: Used in historical, academic, or descriptive contexts.
Note: This meaning refers to a length of time during which certain events or conditions occur.

časové období

Example:
We will study this time period in our history class.
V naší hodině historie budeme studovat toto časové období.
The project will last for a period of six months.
Projekt potrvá po časové období šesti měsíců.
Usage: formalContext: Commonly used in academic or professional settings.
Note: This term emphasizes the duration and can refer to any specified length of time.

tečka

Example:
Don't forget to put a period at the end of your sentence.
Nezapomeňte na tečku na konci věty.
He wrote a long essay, but forgot to add a period.
Napsal dlouhou esej, ale zapomněl přidat tečku.
Usage: formal/informalContext: Used in writing and grammar contexts.
Note: Refers to the punctuation mark used to indicate the end of a sentence.

menstruace

Example:
She has been experiencing severe cramps during her period.
Během menstruace má silné křeče.
Many women prefer to use certain products during their period.
Mnoho žen dává přednost určitým produktům během menstruace.
Usage: informalContext: Used in discussions about women's health and personal matters.
Note: This usage is specific to the biological cycle and is common in everyday conversations.

fáze

Example:
This period of development is crucial for the project.
Tato fáze vývoje je pro projekt klíčová.
We are entering a new period of growth.
Vstupujeme do nové fáze růstu.
Usage: formalContext: Used in project management, business, or academic discussions.
Note: Refers to a specific stage or phase in a process, often related to development or change.

Period's synonyms

duration

The length of time during which something continues or exists.
Example: The duration of the movie is two hours.
Note: Focuses on the specific length of time without necessarily indicating a fixed start and end point.

span

The extent or stretch between two points or limits.
Example: The span of the bridge is impressive.
Note: Can refer to the distance between two points or the extent of something in terms of space or time.

epoch

A particular period of time marked by distinctive features or events.
Example: The Renaissance was a significant epoch in European history.
Note: Often used in a more formal or historical context to describe a notable period in history.

Period expressions, common phrases

Period of time

This phrase refers to a specific length or duration of time.
Example: The project will take a period of time to complete.
Note: It emphasizes the specific duration rather than the punctuation mark.

End of the line

It means the final point or conclusion of a situation or relationship.
Example: I'm afraid this is the end of the line for our partnership.
Note: It conveys finality or termination rather than a grammatical term.

Full stop

This phrase means to bring something to a definite end or conclusion.
Example: I won't tolerate any more excuses, full stop.
Note: It is a forceful way of emphasizing finality, akin to a punctuation mark.

Time period

It refers to a specific span of time or duration.
Example: The study covers a time period of 10 years.
Note: It is a more formal way of indicating a specific length of time.

Period of adjustment

This phrase signifies a period of time required to adapt to a new situation or environment.
Example: Moving to a new country can be challenging as there is a period of adjustment.
Note: It highlights the process of adapting rather than just a time frame.

Period piece

It refers to a work of art or literature that portrays a specific historical era in detail.
Example: The movie is a period piece set in the 1920s.
Note: It denotes a creative work set in a particular time period.

Grace period

This refers to an extended time frame beyond the deadline during which a task can still be completed without consequences.
Example: You have a one-week grace period to submit your assignment without penalty.
Note: It indicates a leniency period after the official deadline.

Period everyday (slang) expressions

Period

In slang terms, 'period' is used to refer to a person's menstrual cycle. It is commonly used by people assigned female at birth as a discreet way to communicate about menstruation.
Example: I can't go swimming today, it's my period.
Note:

Aunt Flo

'Aunt Flo' is a euphemistic slang term used to refer to menstruation. It personifies the monthly period as if it were a visiting relative.
Example: Sorry, I'm feeling off today, Aunt Flo decided to visit.
Note: A more playful and indirect way of referring to menstruation.

Shark week

Derived from the Discovery Channel's programming theme, 'Shark Week' is a slang term used humorously to describe a woman's menstrual week.
Example: I'm not looking forward to Shark Week coming up.
Note: This term is a humorous and light-hearted way to refer to menstruation.

Crimson tide

'Crimson Tide' is a slang term that refers to menstruation, likening the flow of blood to the striking crimson color of a tide.
Example: I'm not in the mood to exercise, the Crimson Tide is here.
Note: Uses vivid imagery to describe menstruation.

Time of the month

'Time of the month' is a euphemistic slang term used to refer to a woman's menstrual cycle. It is often used to downplay the direct mention of menstruation.
Example: She's a bit irritable, must be that time of the month.
Note: It indirectly references menstruation without explicitly using the word.

Monthly visitor

'Monthly visitor' is a polite slang term for menstruation. It presents menstruation as a monthly guest that one must accommodate.
Example: I can't make it to the party, my monthly visitor has arrived.
Note: A more polite and indirect way of referring to menstruation.

On the rag

This slang term, although relatively dated and considered crass, is sometimes used to describe a person who is menstruating. It originates from the reusable cloth rags that were once used during menstruation.
Example: She's a bit grumpy because she's on the rag.
Note: Considered more crude and less socially acceptable compared to other terms.

Period - Examples

Periods of rain are expected this week.
Očekávají se období deště tento týden.
The periodic table is a fundamental tool in chemistry.
Periodická tabulka je základním nástrojem v chemii.
She was experiencing painful periods.
Zažívala bolestivé menstruace.

Period grammar

Period - Noun (Noun) / Noun, singular or mass (Noun, singular or mass)
Lemma: period
Conjugations
Adjective (Adjective): period
Noun, plural (Noun, plural): periods
Noun, singular or mass (Noun, singular or mass): period
Syllables, Separation and Stress
period Contains 3 syllables: pe • ri • od
Phonetic transcription: ˈpir-ē-əd
pe ri od , ˈpir ē əd (The red syllable is stressed)

Period - 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.
period: 300 - 400 (Extremely common).
This importance index helps you focus on the most useful words during your language learning process.
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