"Dvacet let úplně stačí."

Translation: Twenty years is entirely enough.

[JohnBraga1]

"entirely enough" would never be said. It sounds very strange. "Quite enough" would be the natural phrase

[Michael620245]

I agree, "wholly enough" is nonsense in normal language - it's sarcastic and extremely literary. "quite enough" or even "really enough" would be good.

[PierreMDL]

Any difference between "dvacet roků" and "dvacet let"?
I can find the word corresponding to "let" in Polish and Slovak, meaning "summer, year" but not in Czech. Is it a borrowed idiom?

[endless_sleeper]

I believe it's derived from léto = 'summer.'

When counting years, you usually use rok with 1-4 and let with 5+.

[PierreMDL]

I like when a language plays rough. The challenge is accepted.

[FransGusta]

I think "quite enough" should also be acceptable

[Sevi79]

Don’t you think that “more than enough” gives quite a good idea of “úplně stačí”?

[Pollyhs]

Would 'definitely enough' be accepted also instead of entirely enough. That phrase is not really used.