Translation of Polish word "szeroki" to English
szeroki
/ʂɛˈrɔkʲi/
Meaning
AdjectiveAdjective meaning 'wide / broad (having a large distance from side to side)'.
How to use
The adjective 'szeroki' (wide / broad) declines regularly. Note: the source metadata mistakenly lists this as a noun, but it is an adjective. In the masculine personal plural, it becomes 'szerocy' (e.g., 'szerocy w ramionach mężczyźni' — men broad in shoulders). Its comparative is 'szerszy' and superlative is 'najszerszy'. The adverb is 'szeroko' (widely). It is the antonym of 'wąski' (narrow).
🇬🇧 English
wide
Structure Guide
Polish Word: szeroki
Translation: wide
Example Sentences
Szeroki most, który łączy miasta.
The wide bridge that connects cities.
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Common phrases
- szeroki uśmiech— wide / broad smile
- szeroka ulica— wide street
- szerokie horyzonty— broad horizons
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The Polish word "szeroki" means "wide" in English.
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