Translation of Polish word "bez" to English
bez
/bɛs/
Meaning
PrepositionOutside of, beyond.
How to use
The word 'bez' has two functions: it acts as a preposition meaning 'without' which always governs the genitive case (e.g., 'bez cukru' — without sugar), and as a masculine noun meaning 'lilac' (shrub/flower, genitive 'bzu').
🇬🇧 English
without
Structure Guide
Polish Word: bez
Translation: without
Example Sentences
Przyleciał bez bagażu.
He arrived without luggage.
Chciałam spacerować bez butów.
I wanted to walk barefoot.
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Common phrases
- bez wątpienia— without a doubt / undoubtedly
- kawa bez cukru— coffee without sugar
- bez sensu— pointless / makes no sense
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What does the Polish word "bez" mean?▼
The Polish word "bez" means "without" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical context/example: "We use 'without' in situations where we want to say that there is something missing.".
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