Translation of Polish word "menedżer" to English
menedżer
/mɛˈnɛd͡ʐɛr/
Meaning
NounA person whose job is to manage something, such as a business, a restaurant, or a sports team.
How to use
The masculine personal noun 'menedżer' (manager / executive) declines regularly (plural 'menedżerowie', G. plural 'menedżerów'). It is phonetically adapted from English 'manager' (sometimes spelled 'manager' in Poland, but 'menedżer' is the recommended standard). The feminine counterpart is 'menedżerka'.
🇬🇧 English
manager
Structure Guide
Polish Word: menedżer
Translation: manager
Example Sentences
Menedżer jest odpowiedzialny za firmę
The manager is responsible for the company
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Common phrases
- menedżer projektu— project manager
- menedżer sprzedaży— sales manager
- dobry menedżer— good manager
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The Polish word "menedżer" means "manager" in English.
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