Translation of Polish word "edukacja" to English
edukacja
/ɛduˈkat͡sa/
Meaning
AdjectiveThe process of imparting knowledge, skill and judgment.
How to use
The feminine noun 'edukacja' (education) declines regularly (locative 'w edukacji'). It is used for institutional schooling and general upbringing. The related adjective is 'edukacyjny' (educational).
🇬🇧 English
education
Structure Guide
Polish Word: edukacja
Translation: education
Example Sentences
Edukacja jest kluczem do sukcesu.
Education is the key to success.
Edukacja jest dostępna dla wszystkich.
Education is available for all.
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Common phrases
- system edukacji— education system
- edukacja wczesnoszkolna— early school education
- reformować edukację— to reform education
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