Translation of Polish word "aplikacja" to English
aplikacja
Meaning
AdjectiveThe act of physically applying or laying on.
How to use
The feminine noun 'aplikacja' (application / app) declines regularly (genitive 'aplikacji', locative 'w aplikacji'). In modern contexts, it refers to software apps (mobile, web). Historically and legally, 'aplikacja' also refers to a post-graduate legal apprenticeship/training for future lawyers.
🇬🇧 English
application
Structure Guide
Polish Word: aplikacja
Translation: application
Example Sentences
Aplikacja kosmetyczna była bardzo skuteczna w usuwaniu blizn.
The cosmetic application was very effective in removing scars.
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Common phrases
- aplikacja mobilna— mobile application
- aplikacja internetowa— web application
- aplikacja adwokacka— legal / advocate apprenticeship
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