Translation of Polish word "składnik" to English
składnik
/skwadnik/
Meaning
NounOne of the substances present in a mixture, especially food.
How to use
The masculine noun 'składnik' (ingredient / component / constituent) declines regularly (genitive 'składnika', locative 'w składniku', plural 'składniki'). It is derived from 'składać' (to assemble/compose).
🇬🇧 English
ingredient
Structure Guide
Polish Word: składnik
Translation: ingredient
Example Sentences
Ona używa różnych składników do przygotowania dania.
She uses different ingredients to prepare a dish.
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Common phrases
- główny składnik— main ingredient / component
- składniki odżywcze— nutrients / nutritional ingredients
- lista składników— list of ingredients
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What does the Polish word "składnik" mean?▼
The Polish word "składnik" means "ingredient" in English.
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