Translation of Polish word "okazja" to English
okazja
/ɔˈkazja/
Meaning
NounAn item offered for sale at a notably low price; also, a favorable circumstance or opportunity.
How to use
The feminine noun 'okazja' has two main meanings: 'opportunity / occasion / event' (e.g., 'z okazji urodzin' — on the occasion of the birthday) and 'bargain' (discounted purchase / deal, e.g., 'kupić coś po okazji' — to buy something as a bargain). It declines regularly (plural 'okazje', G. plural 'okazji').
🇬🇧 English
bargain / opportunity
Structure Guide
Polish Word: okazja
Translation: bargain / opportunity
Example Sentences
To jest okazja do życia.
This is a once in a lifetime opportunity.
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Common phrases
- z okazji urodzin— on the occasion of the birthday
- prawdziwa okazja— real bargain / good deal
- szukać okazji— to look for opportunities / bargains
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