Translation of Polish word "klatka" to English
klatka
/ˈklatka/
Meaning
NounA box, now usually a large strong box with a secure convex lid.
How to use
The feminine noun 'klatka' means 'cage' (for animals), 'ribcage / chest' (anatomical 'klatka piersiowa'), or 'staircase / staircase shaft' (in apartment blocks 'klatka schodowa'). In the genitive plural, it has the form 'klatek'.
🇬🇧 English
chest
Structure Guide
Polish Word: klatka
Translation: chest
Example Sentences
Klatka piersiowa jest ważna dla zdrowia
The chest cage is important for health
On ma silną klatkę piersiową.
He has a strong chest.
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Common phrases
- klatka piersiowa— chest / ribcage
- klatka schodowa— staircase / stairwell (apartment entrance)
- zamknąć w klatce— to lock in a cage
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The Polish word "klatka" means "chest" in English.
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