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Translation of Polish word "ciężki" to English

ciężki

/t͡ɕɛʐki/

Meaning

Adjective

Having great weight.

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How to use

The adjective 'ciężki' has three main meanings: 'heavy' (weighing a lot, antonym of 'lekki'), 'difficult / hard' (e.g., 'ciężka praca' — hard work), and 'severe' (about illness, crime, or state, e.g., 'ciężki stan' — critical condition). It declines like soft-stem adjectives (ciężka, ciężkie). In the masculine personal plural, it becomes 'ciężcy' (e.g., 'ciężcy klienci' — difficult clients). Its comparative is 'cięższy' and superlative is 'najcięższy'. The adverb is 'ciężko' (heavily / hard).

🇬🇧 English

heavy

Usage GuideWe use this word in sentences where we want to describe something heavy.

Structure Guide

Polish Word: ciężki
Translation: heavy

Example Sentences

Artysta stworzył ciężki pracę.

The artist created a heavy work.

Ciężki deszcz utrudnia jazdę.

Heavy rain makes driving difficult.

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Synonyms

trudnyserious / grave

Common phrases

  • ciężka pracahard work
  • ciężki dzieńhard / heavy day
  • ciężki stansevere / critical condition (in hospital)

Frequency rank: #662 in Polish

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What does the Polish word "ciężki" mean?

The Polish word "ciężki" means "heavy" in English.

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