Translation of Polish word "pojazd" to English
pojazd
/pɔˈjazd/
Meaning
NounA conveyance: a spacious device for carrying or transporting substances, objects, people or animals.
How to use
The masculine noun 'pojazd' (vehicle) declines regularly (genitive 'pojazdu', locative 'w pojeździe', plural 'pojazdy'). It is a general term for any means of transport (car, bus, bicycle, carriage).
🇬🇧 English
vehicle
Structure Guide
Polish Word: pojazd
Translation: vehicle
Example Sentences
Nauczyciel pokazał pojazd studentom.
The teacher showed vehicle to students.
Pojazd jest wyposażony w silnik.
The vehicle is equipped with an engine.
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Common phrases
- pojazd silnikowy— motor vehicle
- pojazd kosmiczny— spacecraft / spaceship
- pojazd elektryczny— electric vehicle (EV)
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