Translation of Polish word "powyżej" to English
powyżej
/pɔˈvɨʐɛj/
Meaning
PrepositionAbove; higher than a specified point, level, or amount.
How to use
The preposition and adverb 'powyżej' (above / over) governs the genitive case when acting as a preposition (e.g., 'powyżej zera' — above zero). It describes location at a higher point, or a value greater than a threshold. It is the antonym of 'poniżej' (below).
🇬🇧 English
above
Structure Guide
Polish Word: powyżej
Translation: above
Example Sentences
Powyżej linii widoczny jest most.
Above the line you can see a bridge.
Powyżej budynku znajduje się taras.
Above the building there is a terrace.
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Common phrases
- powyżej zera— above zero / freezing
- powyżej normy— above normal / standards
- wspomniano powyżej— above / mentioned above
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The Polish word "powyżej" means "above" in English.
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