Translation of Polish word "paszport" to English
paszport
/ˈpaʂpɔrt/
Meaning
NounAn official document normally used for international journeys, which proves the identity and nationality of the person for whom it was issued.
How to use
The masculine noun 'paszport' (passport) declines regularly (genitive 'paszportu', locative 'w paszporcie', plural 'paszporty'). The related adjective is 'paszportowy'.
🇬🇧 English
passport
Structure Guide
Polish Word: paszport
Translation: passport
Example Sentences
Paszport, który posiadam, jest bardzo ważny.
The passport I have is very important.
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Common phrases
- paszport zagraniczny— foreign passport / passport for traveling abroad
- ważność paszportu— passport validity
- wyrobić paszport— to apply for / issue a passport (perfective)
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