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No. 165 in Czech

nejvyšší

"Nejvyšší" means "the highest" or "supreme" in English.

In a sentence

  • Nejvyšší hora České republiky je Sněžka.

    The highest mountain in the Czech Republic is Sněžka.

    Here, 'nejvyšší' is used as a superlative adjective describing the quality of the mountain as the highest in relation to others.

  • Tato stavba patří mezi nejvyšší v celé Evropě.

    This building is among the tallest in all of Europe.

    In this instance, 'nejvyšší' is also a superlative adjective, indicating that this building ranks within the group of tallest buildings.

  • Hledáme řešení, které bude mít nejvyšší účinnost.

    We are looking for a solution that will have the highest efficiency.

    Here, 'nejvyšší' is used metaphorically as a superlative to describe the level of efficiency of the solution being sought.

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