Translation of Polish word "magazyn" to English
magazyn
/maɡaʐɨn/
Meaning
NounA place where items may be accumulated or routinely kept.
How to use
The masculine noun 'magazyn' means both 'warehouse / storehouse' (for physical goods) and 'magazine / periodical' (printed publication). In the context of shopping, 'magazyn' refers to the inventory room, not the shop itself (which is 'sklep').
🇬🇧 English
store
Structure Guide
Polish Word: magazyn
Translation: store
Example Sentences
Magazyn jest pełen starych mebli
The warehouse is full of old furniture
Trzymają w piwnicy magazyn konserw.
They keep a canning warehouse in the basement.
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- magazyn mody— fashion magazine
- magazyn towarowy— warehouse
- kierownik magazynu— warehouse manager
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