Translation of Polish word "czas" to English
czas
/t͡ʂas/
Meaning
NounThe inevitable progression into the future with the passing of present and past events.
How to use
The preposition 'do' (to/into/until) always takes the genitive case (e.g., 'do sklepu', 'do jutra'). It is the default preposition for going into buildings, countries, or cities. A common mistake is using 'na' when 'do' is required, or vice versa (e.g., you say 'do pracy' but 'na pocztę').
🇬🇧 English
time
Structure Guide
Polish Word: czas
Translation: time
Example Sentences
Czas mija szybko
Time passes quickly
Czas nie zatrzymuje się dla nikogo. odpływ i odpływ czasu
Time doesn't stop for anyone. the ebb and flow of time
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Common phrases
- do widzenia— goodbye
- do samego końca— until the very end
- do dyspozycji— at disposal
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Frequency rank: #7 in Polish
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The Polish word "czas" means "time" in English.
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