Translation of Polish word "fabryka" to English
fabryka
/faˈbrɨka/
Meaning
NounA building or other place where manufacturing takes place.
How to use
The feminine noun 'fabryka' (factory / plant) declines regularly. In the locative, it is 'w fabryce' (in the factory, with k:c mutation). The related adjective is 'fabryczny' (factory-made, e.g., 'ustawienia fabryczne' — factory settings).
🇬🇧 English
factory
Structure Guide
Polish Word: fabryka
Translation: factory
Example Sentences
Fabryka produkuje samochody
The factory produces cars
Fabryka produkowała samochody.
The factory produced cars.
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Common phrases
- pracować w fabryce— to work in a factory
- ustawienia fabryczne— factory / default settings
- fabryka samochodów— car factory / automobile plant
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The Polish word "fabryka" means "factory" in English.
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