Translation of Polish word "podróż" to English
podróż
Meaning
NounThe act of traveling; passage from place to place.
How to use
The feminine noun 'podróż' (journey / trip / travel) declines as a feminine i-stem (genitive 'podróży', locative 'w podróży', plural 'podróże'). The related verb is 'podróżować' (to travel) and adjective is 'podróżny' (travel-related / traveler).
🇬🇧 English
travel / journey
Structure Guide
Polish Word: podróż
Translation: travel / journey
Example Sentences
Uwielbiam podróż pociągiem przez góry.
I love traveling by train through the mountains.
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Common phrases
- udać się w podróż— to set off on a journey / go on a trip
- szerokiej drogi— have a safe trip / bon voyage (related greeting)
- biuro podróży— travel agency
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The Polish word "podróż" means "travel / journey" in English.
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