Translation of Polish word "adidasy" to English
adidasy
/adʲiˈdasɨ/
Meaning
Nounplural of sneaker.
How to use
The noun 'adidasy' (sneakers / training shoes) is plural of 'adidas' (originally a brand name, but now used generally in Polish as a generic term for any athletic sneakers/trainers). It is a masculine noun (genitive 'adidasów', locative 'w adidasach').
🇬🇧 English
sneakers
Structure Guide
Polish Word: adidasy
Translation: sneakers
Example Sentences
Alex sfotografował adidasy w górach.
Alex photographed sneakers in the mountains.
Mój brat kupił nowe adidasy na weekend.
My brother bought new sneakers for the weekend.
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Common phrases
- wygodne adidasy— comfortable sneakers / trainers
- biegać w adidasach— to run in sneakers / trainers
- nowe adidasy— new sneakers
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