Translation of Polish word "aparat" to English
aparat
/aparat/
Meaning
NounA device for taking still or moving pictures or photographs.
How to use
The masculine noun 'aparat' has several meanings: 'camera' (short for 'aparat fotograficzny'), 'apparatus/device', and 'braces' (short for 'aparat ortodontyczny'). It declines regularly (genitive 'aparatu'). Colloquially, it can also refer to a funny, eccentric person ('Ale z niego aparat!' — What a character!).
🇬🇧 English
camera
Structure Guide
Polish Word: aparat
Translation: camera
Example Sentences
Aparat fotograficzny jest bardzo drogi.
The camera is very expensive.
Wszyscy podziwiali niezwykły aparat znajdujący się w muzeum.
Everyone admired the unusual camera in the museum.
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Common phrases
- aparat fotograficzny— photo camera
- aparat ortodontyczny— orthodontic braces
- aparat państwowy— state apparatus
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