bek
Definitions
- 1.bleat
V tu dobu zase žalný bekot telátka přerývavě zazněl z chléva. Nejistý, bázlivý byl to bek […]
Sad bleating was heard disjointedly from the barn in that time. It was uncertain, timid bleating […]
- 2.cry
Frantík tentokrát nedal se pro sklamání do beku.
This time Frantík didn't start crying because of his disappointment.
- 3.the characteristic bark of a roe deer
Bek, bek, povídá, zadupe kopýtky a kluše dál.
"Bark, bark", she says, stamps with her little hooves and keeps trotting.
- 4.colloquialback
Vojta Bradáč dvěma góly vyrovnal a pak zdánlivě kulhající Puč najednou nekulhal, obešel halvy, pak po něm vystartoval bek Černý, ale Puč dělovkou překonal brankáře Tichého a já jsem odcházel z hřiště smutný…
Vojta Bradáč equalized with two goals and then seemingly limping Puč suddenly wasn't limping, got through the half-backs, then back Černý started off against him, but Puč defeated goalkeeper Tichý with a hard shot and I was leaving the pitch sad…
- 5.colloquialdefense (portion of a team dedicated to defending)
Standíkovi bylo třináct čtrnáct a hrál na beku.
Standík was thirteen or fourteen and played in the defense.
Synonyms & related words
Etymology
From back, which was borrowed from English back. See also bachyně.
Forms
- backalternative • archaic
| Case | Singular | Plural |
|---|---|---|
| Nominative | bek | beky, beci |
| Genitive | beku, beka | beků |
| Dative | beku, bekovi | bekům |
| Accusative | bek, beka | beky |
| Vocative | beku | beky, beci |
| Locative | beku, bekovi | becích |
| Instrumental | bekem | beky |