Translation of Polish word "hotel" to English
hotel
/xɔˈtɛl/
Meaning
NounA large town house or mansion; a grand private residence, especially in France.
How to use
The masculine noun 'hotel' declines regularly (genitive 'hotelu', locative 'w hotelu'). It is a borrowing from French. To say 'stay at the hotel', use 'zatrzymać się w hotelu' or 'nocować w hotelu'.
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hotel
Structure Guide
Polish Word: hotel
Translation: hotel
Example Sentences
Hotel jest miejscem, gdzie ludzie spędzają noclegi.
The hotel is a place where people spend the night.
Hotel ma bardzo dobry serwis.
The hotel has very good service.
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Common phrases
- pięciogwiazdkowy hotel— five-star hotel
- rezerwować pokój w hotelu— to book a hotel room
- doba hotelowa— hotel check-in/out day / hours
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