Translation of Polish word "pokolenie" to English
pokolenie
/ɡɛnɛˈrajɔnˈnɔvɛ/
Meaning
AdjectiveThe act of creating something or bringing something into being; production, creation.
How to use
The neuter noun 'pokolenie' (generation) declines regularly (plural 'pokolenia'). It is derived from 'kolano' (knee) or root meaning lineage. The related adjective is 'pokoleniowy' (generational).
🇬🇧 English
generation
Structure Guide
Polish Word: pokolenie
Translation: generation
Example Sentences
Konferencja poruszyła pokolenie temat.
The conference addressed a generation topic.
Ta generacja jest bardzo technologiczna.
This generation is very technological.
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Common phrases
- młode pokolenie— young generation
- z pokolenia na pokolenie— from generation to generation
- konflikt pokoleń— generation gap / conflict of generations
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