Translation of Polish word "robot" to English
robot
/ˈrɔbɔt/
Meaning
NounMasculine noun meaning 'robot / automaton (a machine capable of carrying out a complex series of actions automatically)'.
How to use
Robot ('robot') is masculine. Robot przemysłowy — Industrial robot.
🇬🇧 English
robot / automaton
Structure Guide
Polish Word: robot
Translation: robot / automaton
Example Sentences
Inżynierowie zaprogramowali robota do wykonywania precyzyjnych zadań.
The engineers programmed the robot to perform precise tasks.
W fabryce samochodów robot przemysłowy montuje części na linii produkcyjnej.
In the car factory, an industrial robot assembles parts on the production line.
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Common phrases
- robot przemysłowy— industrial robot
- robotyka— robotics
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The Polish word "robot" means "robot / automaton" in English.
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