Translation of Polish word "meble" to English
meble
Meaning
NounLarge movable item(s), usually in a room, which enhance(s) the room's characteristics, functionally or decoratively.
How to use
The noun 'meble' is the plural of 'mebel' (furniture), but it is almost exclusively used in its plural form to describe a set of furniture. It is a masculine inanimate noun (genitive 'mebli', dative 'meblom', instrumental 'meblami', locative 'w meblach').
🇬🇧 English
furniture
Structure Guide
Polish Word: meble
Translation: furniture
Example Sentences
Meble w moim mieszkaniu są bardzo nowoczesne.
The furniture in my apartment is very modern.
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Common phrases
- meble kuchenne— kitchen furniture / cabinets
- nowe meble— new furniture
- sklep meblowy— furniture shop / store
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The Polish word "meble" means "furniture" in English.
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