Translation of Polish word "dalej" to English
dalej
/daˈlɛj/
Meaning
AdverbAdverb meaning 'further / onward / continuing (to a greater distance or extent)'.
How to use
The word 'dalej' is the comparative degree of the adverb 'daleko' (far) meaning 'further / farther / forward'. It is also used as a particle meaning 'go on! / keep going! / next!'. Note: the source metadata mistakenly lists this as a verb, which is a major error; it is an adverb/particle. Its superlative is 'najdalej' (furthest).
🇬🇧 English
further
Structure Guide
Polish Word: dalej
Translation: further
Example Sentences
Chcę iść dalej.
I want to go further.
Będę szedł dalej.
I will go further.
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Common phrases
- i tak dalej— and so on / and etcetera
- iść dalej— to go further / walk on
- dalej!— go on! / keep going! / forward!
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The Polish word "dalej" means "further" in English.
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