Translation of Polish word "rozkład jazdy" to English
rozkład jazdy
/ˈrɔskwat ˈjazdɨ/
Meaning
NounA tabular schedule of events with the times at which they occur, especially times of arrivals and departures.
How to use
The compound noun 'rozkład jazdy' (timetable / schedule for buses/trains) is composed of 'rozkład' (layout/schedule) and the genitive of 'jazda' (ride/drive). It declines by inflecting the first word (e.g., G. 'rozkładu jazdy', L. 'w rozkładzie jazdy').
🇬🇧 English
timetable
Structure Guide
Polish Word: rozkład jazdy
Translation: timetable
Example Sentences
Sprawdziłem rozkład jazdy autobusów na stronie internetowej.
I checked the bus timetable on the website.
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Common phrases
- sprawdzić rozkład jazdy— to check the timetable / schedule
- nowy rozkład jazdy— new timetable / schedule
- rozkład jazdy autobusów— bus timetable / schedule
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The Polish word "rozkład jazdy" means "timetable" in English.
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