Translation of Polish word "pranie" to English
pranie
/ˈpraɲɛ/
Meaning
NounA laundering; a washing.
How to use
The neuter verbal noun 'pranie' has two meanings: 'washing / laundry' (the action of washing, e.g., 'robić pranie' — to do the laundry) and 'laundry' (the clothes to be washed/already washed, e.g., 'powiesić pranie' — to hang the laundry). It is derived from the verb 'prać' (to wash clothes, imperfective).
🇬🇧 English
laundry
Structure Guide
Polish Word: pranie
Translation: laundry
Example Sentences
Mama przygotowała pranie rano.
Mom prepared laundry in the morning.
Zachowałem pranie w bezpiecznym miejscu.
I kept the laundry in a safe place.
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Common phrases
- robić pranie— to do the laundry / washing
- proszek do prania— washing powder / laundry detergent (related)
- powiesić pranie— to hang (up) the laundry / washing
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The Polish word "pranie" means "laundry" in English.
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