Translation of Polish word "laboratorium" to English
laboratorium
/labɔraˈtɔrʲjum/
Meaning
NounA room, building or institution equipped for scientific research, experimentation or analysis.
How to use
Laboratorium ('laboratory') is neuter, indeclinable. Pracować w laboratorium — To work in a laboratory.
🇬🇧 English
laboratory
Structure Guide
Polish Word: laboratorium
Translation: laboratory
Example Sentences
Laboratorium jest wyposażone w nowoczesne urządzenia.
The laboratory is equipped with modern equipment.
Laboratorium jest miejscem pracy naukowców.
The laboratory is a place of work for scientists.
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Common phrases
- laboratorium chemiczne— chemistry laboratory
- badania laboratoryjne— laboratory tests
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