Translation of Polish word "policjant" to English
policjant
/pɔlit͡ɕant/
Meaning
AdjectiveA peace officer who is a member of a police force.
How to use
The masculine personal noun 'policjant' (police officer / policeman) has the feminine form 'policjantka'. In the plural, the nominative is 'policjanci' and the genitive is 'policjantów'.
🇬🇧 English
police officer
Structure Guide
Polish Word: policjant
Translation: police officer
Example Sentences
Policjant powinien być lojalny wobec swojego kraju.
A police officer should be loyal to their country.
Policjant jest bardzo mądry.
The police officer is very intelligent.
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Common phrases
- policjant na służbie— police officer on duty
- wezwać policję— to call a police officer / police
- mundur policjanta— policeman's uniform
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The Polish word "policjant" means "police officer" in English.
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