Translation of Polish word "pozew" to English
pozew
/ˈpɔzɛf/
Meaning
NounIn civil law, a case where two or more people disagree and one or more of the parties take the case to a court for resolution.
How to use
Obywatel ('citizen') is masculine (feminine: obywatelka). Obywatel ma prawo głosować.
🇬🇧 English
lawsuit
Structure Guide
Polish Word: pozew
Translation: lawsuit
Example Sentences
Pozew to akt, który jest składany przez osobę, która domaga się od innej osoby lub instytucji usunięcia szkody lub zapłaty odszkodowania.
A lawsuit is an act filed by a person who seeks to have another person or institution remove a harm or pay compensation.
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Common phrases
- obywatel polski— Polish citizen
- prawa obywatelskie— civil rights
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