Translation of Polish word "prędki" to English
prędki
Meaning
AdjectiveMoving or capable of moving with great speed; quick.
How to use
The adjective 'prędki' (quick / fast / prompt) declines regularly. Its comparative degree is 'prędzej' (which is also used as an adverb meaning 'sooner / faster') and superlative is 'najprędzej'. The adverbial counterpart is 'prędko'. In everyday speech, Poles often prefer 'szybki' (fast).
🇬🇧 English
fast
Structure Guide
Polish Word: prędki
Translation: fast
Example Sentences
Prędki samochód był idealny do jazdy na autostradzie.
The fast car was ideal for driving on the highway.
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Common phrases
- prędzej czy później— sooner or later
- prędka odpowiedź— quick answer / reply
- jak najprędzej— as soon as possible
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The Polish word "prędki" means "fast" in English.
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