Translation of Polish word "czas trwania" to English
czas trwania
/dʊˈraʨɛnˈnɔvɛ/
Meaning
NounAn amount of time or a particular time interval.
How to use
The compound noun 'czas trwania' (duration / period / time span) is composed of 'czas' (time) and 'trwanie' (lasting). It declines by inflecting both parts (mostly 'czas' changes: genitive 'czasu trwania', locative 'w czasie trwania').
🇬🇧 English
duration
Structure Guide
Polish Word: czas trwania
Translation: duration
Example Sentences
Czas trwania filmu jest długi
The duration of the movie is long
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Common phrases
- czas trwania umowy— duration of the contract / agreement
- czas trwania filmu— movie runtime / duration
- w czasie trwania— during / in the course of
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The Polish word "czas trwania" means "duration" in English.
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