Translation of Polish word "nagle" to English
nagle
/ˈnaglɛ/
Meaning
VerbHappening quickly and with little or no warning; in a sudden manner.
How to use
The adverb 'nagle' (suddenly / abruptly / all of a sudden) is regular. Note: the source metadata mistakenly lists this as a verb, but it is an adverb. It is derived from 'nagły' (sudden). It is synonymous with 'niespodziewanie'.
🇬🇧 English
suddenly
Structure Guide
Polish Word: nagle
Translation: suddenly
Example Sentences
Nagle zacząłem czuć się źle.
Suddenly I started feeling bad.
Nagle padał śnieg.
Suddenly it started snowing.
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Common phrases
- nagle zniknąć— to disappear suddenly
- nagle poczuć— to feel suddenly
- nagle zatrzymać się— to stop suddenly
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🦊 Conjugation of the verb "nagle"Full conjugation →
Present Tense (Czas teraźniejszy)
Past Tense (Czas przeszły)
Perfect Aspect (Czas przeszły złożony)
ja nagliłem / nagliłam
Imperative (Tryb rozkazujący)
Frequency rank: #678 in Polish
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The Polish word "nagle" means "suddenly" in English.
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