Translation of Polish word "sprzęt" to English
sprzęt
/sprʂɛt/
Meaning
AdjectiveThe act of equipping, or the state of being equipped, as for a voyage or expedition.
How to use
The masculine noun 'sprzęt' (equipment / gear / hardware / appliance) declines regularly (genitive 'sprzętu', locative 'na sprzęcie'). It is used as a collective noun for appliances (e.g., 'sprzęt AGD' — household appliances, 'sprzęt komputerowy' — computer hardware).
🇬🇧 English
equipment
Structure Guide
Polish Word: sprzęt
Translation: equipment
Example Sentences
Sprzęt jest niezbędny do wykonywania różnych zadań i czynności.
Equipment is necessary for performing various tasks and activities.
Sprzęt komputerowy jest bardzo drogi.
Computer equipment is very expensive.
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Common phrases
- sprzęt komputerowy— computer hardware / equipment
- sprzęt AGD— household / home appliances
- sprzęt sportowy— sports equipment / gear
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