Translation of Polish word "media" to English
media
Meaning
NounThe middle layer of the wall of a blood vessel or lymph vessel which is composed of connective and muscular tissue.
How to use
The noun 'media' (media / mass media) is a plurale tantum of Latin origin, grammatically neuter. It declines like other Latin borrowings ending in '-ia' (genitive 'mediów', locative 'w mediach'). In modern Polish, 'media społecznościowe' refers to social media.
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Structure Guide
Polish Word: media
Translation: media
Example Sentences
Inżynier zaprojektował media szczegółowo.
The engineer designed media in detail.
Media różnie podchodzą do relacjonowania skandalu.
The media have different approaches to reporting the scandal.
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Common phrases
- media społecznościowe— social media
- wolne media— free press / media
- w mediach— in the media
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