Translation of Polish word "kompozytor" to English
kompozytor
/kɔmpɔˈzɨtɔr/
Meaning
NounOne who composes; an author. Especially, one who composes music.
How to use
The masculine personal noun 'kompozytor' (composer) declines regularly (plural 'kompozytorzy', G. plural 'kompozytorów'). It is derived from 'komponować' (to compose). The feminine counterpart is 'kompozytorka'.
🇬🇧 English
composer
Structure Guide
Polish Word: kompozytor
Translation: composer
Example Sentences
Ten kompozytor napisał symfonię, którą wykonała orkiestra.
This composer wrote a symphony that the orchestra performed.
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Common phrases
- znany kompozytor— famous composer
- kompozytor muzyki filmowej— film score / movie music composer
- polski kompozytor— Polish composer
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The Polish word "kompozytor" means "composer" in English.
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