Translation of Polish word "twardy" to English
twardy
Meaning
AdjectiveSolid and firm. Resistant to pressure; difficult to break, cut, or penetrate.
How to use
The adjective 'twardy' (hard / tough) declines regularly. Its comparative degree is 'twardszy' and superlative is 'najtwardszy'. In the masculine personal plural, it becomes 'twardzi' (e.g., 'twardzi negocjatorzy' — tough negotiators). In IT, 'dysk twardy' translates hard drive.
🇬🇧 English
hard
Structure Guide
Polish Word: twardy
Translation: hard
Example Sentences
Twardy chleb był idealnym dodatkiem do deseru.
The hard bread was an ideal addition to the dessert.
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Common phrases
- twardy dysk— hard drive / disk
- twardy orzech do zgryzienia— hard nut to crack
- twarde dowody— hard / solid evidence
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