Translation of Polish word "lustro" to English
lustro
/ˈwust.rɔ/
Meaning
NounA smooth surface, usually made of glass with reflective material painted on the underside, that reflects light so as to give an image of what is in front of it.
How to use
The neuter noun 'lustro' (mirror) declines regularly (locative 'w lustrze', with r:trz mutation). The diminutive 'lusterko' is used for smaller mirrors, such as a pocket mirror or car side-view mirrors ('lusterko wsteczne').
🇬🇧 English
mirror
Structure Guide
Polish Word: lustro
Translation: mirror
Example Sentences
Pilot sprawdził ten lustro w kokpicie.
The pilot checked this mirror in the cockpit.
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Common phrases
- patrzeć w lustro— to look into the mirror
- odbicie w lustrze— reflection in the mirror
- lusterko wsteczne— rear-view mirror (car)
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The Polish word "lustro" means "mirror" in English.
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