Translation of Polish word "przesiadka" to English
przesiadka
/pʂɛˈɕatka/
Meaning
NounA break between stages of a journey.
How to use
The feminine noun 'przesiadka' (transfer / layover / change of trains/flights) declines regularly (plural 'przesiadki', G. plural 'przesiadek'). It is derived from 'przesiąść się' (to change vehicles / transfer). The phrase 'lot z przesiadką' means connecting flight.
🇬🇧 English
layover
Structure Guide
Polish Word: przesiadka
Translation: layover
Example Sentences
Miałem przesiadkę na lotnisku w Warszawie.
I had a layover at the airport in Warsaw.
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Common phrases
- lot z przesiadką— connecting flight / flight with a transfer
- mieć przesiadkę— to have a transfer / layover
- bez przesiadek— without transfers / direct
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The Polish word "przesiadka" means "layover" in English.
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