Translation of Polish word "pole" to English
pole
/pɔlɛ/
Meaning
PrepositionIndicating position or location. Positioned at the upper surface of, touching from above.
How to use
The neuter noun 'pole' (field / area) declines regularly. Note: the source translation is incorrect; it is not a set of prepositions ('on/about/in'), but a noun meaning field. It is used for agricultural fields ('pole uprawne'), fields of study or physics ('pole magnetyczne'). In Krakow and southern Poland, the phrase 'na pole' is used instead of 'na dwór' to mean 'outside / outdoors'.
🇬🇧 English
on
Structure Guide
Polish Word: pole
Translation: on
Example Sentences
Ona stoi na polu.
She stands on the field.
Oni są w szkole na polu.
They are at school on the field.
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Common phrases
- pole bitwy— battlefield
- pole magnetyczne— magnetic field
- iść na pole— to go outside (southern Polish dialect / Krakow)
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What does the Polish word "pole" mean?▼
The Polish word "pole" means "on" in English.
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