Translation of Polish word "bankomat" to English
bankomat
/baŋˈkɔmat/
Meaning
NounMasculine noun meaning 'ATM / cash machine / automated teller machine'.
How to use
The masculine noun 'bankomat' (automated teller machine / ATM) declines regularly (genitive 'bankomatu', locative 'w bankomacie', plural 'bankomaty'). Note: the source metadata mistakenly lists this as a phrase, but it is a single noun. It is derived from 'bank' and 'automat'.
🇬🇧 English
ATM
Structure Guide
Polish Word: bankomat
Translation: ATM
Example Sentences
Najbliższy bankomat znajduje się zaraz za rogiem tej ulicy.
The nearest ATM is located just around the corner of this street.
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Common phrases
- wypłacić z bankomatu— to withdraw (cash) from the ATM (perfective)
- gdzie jest bankomat— where is the ATM?
- bankomat nie działa— the ATM is not working / broken
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What does the Polish word "bankomat" mean?▼
The Polish word "bankomat" means "ATM" in English.
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