Translation of Polish word "trudny" to English
trudny
/ˈtrudnɨ/
Meaning
AdjectiveHard, not easy, requiring much effort.
How to use
The adjective 'trudny' (difficult / hard) declines regularly. Its comparative degree is 'trudniejszy' and superlative is 'najtrudniejszy'. In the masculine personal plural, it undergoes consonant mutation to become 'trudni' (e.g., 'trudni klienci' — difficult customers). It is the antonym of 'łatwy' or 'prosty'.
🇬🇧 English
difficult
Structure Guide
Polish Word: trudny
Translation: difficult
Example Sentences
Profesor podał trudny przykład.
The professor gave a difficult example.
Trudny dostęp do informacji jest problemem.
A difficult access to information is a problem.
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Common phrases
- trudne zadanie— difficult task / problem
- trudny wybór— difficult choice
- trudny charakter— difficult character / temper
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