Translation of Polish word "adwokat" to English
adwokat
/adˈvɔkat/
Meaning
NounA professional person with a graduate law degree that qualifies for legal work (such as Juris Doctor).
How to use
Adwokat ('lawyer / attorney') is masculine (feminine: adwokatka). Adwokat broni oskarżonego.
🇬🇧 English
lawyer
Structure Guide
Polish Word: adwokat
Translation: lawyer
Example Sentences
Rodzina wynajęła adwokata, aby pomógł im w trudnej sprawie sądowej.
The family hired a lawyer to help them with a difficult court case.
Adwokat zawsze stara się o najlepsze rozwiązanie dla swoich klientów.
The lawyer always tries to find the best solution for his clients.
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Common phrases
- wynająć adwokata— to hire a lawyer
- adwokat z urzędu— court-appointed lawyer / public defender
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The Polish word "adwokat" means "lawyer" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical context/example: "Rodzina wynajęła adwokata, aby pomógł im w trudnej sprawie sądowej.".
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