Translation of Polish word "generacja" to English
generacja
/ɡɛnaˈɡaɕa/
Meaning
AdjectiveThe act of creating something or bringing something into being; production, creation.
How to use
The feminine noun 'generacja' (generation) declines regularly (genitive 'generacji'). In sociological contexts, it is synonymous with 'pokolenie'. In technical contexts, it refers to a version/iteration of technology (e.g., 'generacja procesorów' — processor generation).
🇬🇧 English
generation
Structure Guide
Polish Word: generacja
Translation: generation
Example Sentences
Nowa generacja samochodów jest bardziej ekologiczna
The new generation of cars is more environmentally friendly
Generacja X jest znana jako bardzo technologiczna.
Generation X is known as very technological.
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Common phrases
- młoda generacja— young generation
- nowa generacja— new generation
- generacja komputerów— computer generation
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The Polish word "generacja" means "generation" in English.
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