Translation of Polish word "moda" to English
moda
/ˈmɔda/
Meaning
NounA current (constantly changing) trend, favored for frivolous rather than practical, logical, or intellectual reasons.
How to use
The feminine noun 'moda' (fashion / trend) declines regularly (plural 'mody' — trends, G. plural 'mod' — trends). The related adjective is 'modny' (fashionable / trendy). The phrase 'być w modzie' means to be in fashion.
🇬🇧 English
fashion
Structure Guide
Polish Word: moda
Translation: fashion
Example Sentences
Ta moda z lat 90. znów wraca do łask.
This 90s fashion is coming back into style.
Magazyn opisuje najnowsze trendy w modzie na tę wiosnę.
The magazine describes the latest fashion trends for this spring.
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Common phrases
- być w modzie— to be in fashion / trendy
- projektant mody— fashion designer (related)
- nowa moda— new fashion / trend
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The Polish word "moda" means "fashion" in English.
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