Translation of Polish word "odjazd" to English
odjazd
/ˈɔdjast/
Meaning
AdjectiveThe act of departing or something that has departed.
How to use
The masculine noun 'odjazd' (departure of a vehicle / train / bus) declines regularly (genitive 'odjazdu', locative 'po odjeździe'). It is derived from 'odjechać' (to depart/leave). It is the antonym of 'przyjazd' (arrival). In youth slang, it can mean 'mind-blowing experience / craziness'.
🇬🇧 English
departure
Structure Guide
Polish Word: odjazd
Translation: departure
Example Sentences
Lekarz zalecił odjazd leczenie.
The doctor recommended a departure treatment.
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Common phrases
- godzina odjazdu— departure time
- peron odjazdu— departure platform
- odjazd autobusu— bus departure
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