Translation of Polish word "cukier" to English
cukier
/t͡suˈkʲɛr/
Meaning
NounA food consisting of small, sweet crystals, principally of sucrose, obtained from sugar cane or sugar beet and used as sweetener and preservative.
How to use
The masculine noun 'cukier' (sugar) declines with the mobile 'e' dropped in oblique cases (e.g., genitive 'cukru'). It is used collectively in the singular. To describe sweet products, use the adjective 'cukrowy' (e.g., 'burak cukrowy' — sugar beet).
🇬🇧 English
sugar
Structure Guide
Polish Word: cukier
Translation: sugar
Example Sentences
Cukier jest słodkim produktem spożywczym, który jest używany w kuchni.
Sugar is a sweet food product that is used in cooking.
Cukier jest bardzo drogi.
Sugar is very expensive.
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Common phrases
- kostka cukru— sugar cube
- cukier puder— powdered sugar
- cukier we krwi— blood sugar
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The Polish word "cukier" means "sugar" in English.
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