Translation of Polish word "instrument" to English
instrument
/ɨnstʲrument/
Meaning
NounA device used to produce music.
How to use
The masculine noun 'instrument' (instrument / musical instrument / financial tool) declines regularly (genitive 'instrumentu', locative 'na instrumencie', plural 'instrumenty'). The related adjective is 'instrumentalny' (instrumental).
🇬🇧 English
instrument
Structure Guide
Polish Word: instrument
Translation: instrument
Example Sentences
Ten instrument jest bardzo trudny do nauki.
This instrument is very difficult to learn.
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Common phrases
- grać na instrumencie— to play an instrument (musical)
- instrumenty finansowe— financial instruments / tools
- instrument medyczny— medical instrument
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