Translation of Polish word "krzesło" to English
krzesło
/kʂɛswɔ/
Meaning
NounAn item of furniture used to sit on or in, comprising a seat, legs or wheels, back, and sometimes arm rests, for use by one person.
How to use
The neuter noun 'krzesło' (chair) declines regularly. A common mistake is using it to describe an armchair, which in Polish is 'fotel' (masculine). Note that 'krzesło obrotowe' is a swivel chair.
🇬🇧 English
chair
Structure Guide
Polish Word: krzesło
Translation: chair
Example Sentences
Krzesło jest wygodne
The chair is comfortable
Usiadłam na krześle, żeby zjeść kolację.
I sat down on a chair to eat dinner.
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Common phrases
- drewniane krzesło— wooden chair
- krzesło obrotowe— swivel chair
- usiąść na krześle— to sit on a chair
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The Polish word "krzesło" means "chair" in English.
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