Translation of Polish word "weekend" to English
weekend
Meaning
NounMasculine noun meaning 'weekend (Saturday and Sunday)'.
How to use
The masculine noun 'weekend' (weekend) is borrowed from English and declines regularly (genitive 'weekendu', locative 'w weekend' or 'na weekendzie'). Note: the source metadata leaves the POS class empty, but it is a masculine noun. To say 'during the weekend / on the weekend', use 'w weekend'.
🇬🇧 English
the weekend
Structure Guide
Polish Word: weekend
Translation: the weekend
Example Sentences
Planujemy wyjazd na weekend do gór.
We are planning a weekend trip to the mountains.
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Common phrases
- miłego weekendu— have a nice weekend
- w weekend— on / during the weekend
- plan na weekend— weekend plan
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What does the Polish word "weekend" mean?▼
The Polish word "weekend" means "the weekend" in English.
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