No. 789 in Slovenian

škodo

"Škodo" means "damage" or "harm" in English.

In a sentence

To je povzročilo veliko škodo.
This has caused a lot of damage.
The word 'škodo' is used here to describe the concept of 'damage' being caused by an unspecified event or action.
Zavarovanje naj bi pokrilo škodo na avtomobilu.
The insurance is supposed to cover the damage to the car.
In this sentence, 'škodo' refers to the damage specifically related to the condition of a car after an accident or incident.
Izogibajmo se ravnanju, ki bi lahko povzročilo škodo drugim.
Let's avoid actions that could cause harm to others.
Here, 'škodo' indicates harm or detriment that might be caused to others, emphasizing ethical conduct.

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