Translation of Polish word "freelancer" to English
freelancer
/ˈfriːlansɛr/
Meaning
NounA person who works independently for various clients, rather than being employed long-term by a single company.
How to use
The masculine personal noun 'freelancer' (freelancer) is a loanword from English. It declines regularly: plural 'freelancerzy', G. plural 'freelancerów'. The feminine counterpart is 'freelancerka'.
🇬🇧 English
freelancer
Structure Guide
Polish Word: freelancer
Translation: freelancer
Example Sentences
Freelancer jest osobą, która pracuje na zlecenie.
A freelancer is a person who works on a contract.
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Common phrases
- pracować jako freelancer— to work as a freelancer
- freelancer w branży IT— freelancer in the IT sector / industry
- zarobki freelancera— freelancer earnings / income
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