Translation of Polish word "płaszcz" to English
płaszcz
/pwaʂt͡ʂ/
Meaning
NounAn outer garment covering the upper torso and arms.
How to use
The masculine noun 'płaszcz' (coat / overcoat / raincoat) declines regularly (genitive 'płaszcza', locative 'w płaszczu', plural 'płaszcze'). It refers to a long outer garment.
🇬🇧 English
coat
Structure Guide
Polish Word: płaszcz
Translation: coat
Example Sentences
Płaszcz jest eleganckim elementem garderoby.
The coat is an elegant element of the wardrobe.
Płaszcz może być noszony w różnych okolicznościach.
The coat can be worn on different occasions.
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Common phrases
- płaszcz przeciwdeszczowy— raincoat / mackintosh
- zimowy płaszcz— winter coat / overcoat
- kołnierz płaszcza— coat collar (related)
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