Translation of Polish word "moment" to English
moment
/mɔmɛnt/
Meaning
AdjectiveA particular point, or relatively small region. A particular point of space; a spot.
How to use
The masculine noun 'moment' (moment / instant) declines regularly (genitive 'momentu', locative 'w momencie'). The phrase 'w tym momencie' means at this moment / right now. In speech, 'moment!' is used as an exclamation meaning 'just a second! / wait a moment!'.
🇬🇧 English
particular point
Structure Guide
Polish Word: moment
Translation: particular point
Example Sentences
Moment, w którym powstała gwiazda, był krótki.
The moment when the star was born was short.
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Common phrases
- w tym momencie— at this moment
- odpowiedni moment— right / appropriate moment
- poczekaj moment— wait a moment
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The Polish word "moment" means "particular point" in English.
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