Translation of Polish word "wiatr" to English
wiatr
/vʲatrf/
Meaning
NounReal or perceived movement of atmospheric air usually caused by convection or differences in air pressure.
How to use
The masculine noun 'wiatr' (wind) declines with a mobile 'e' in spelling (e.g., genitive 'wiatru', locative 'na wietrze'). The phrase 'wieje wiatr' means the wind is blowing. Note that it is also used in common metaphors.
🇬🇧 English
wind
Structure Guide
Polish Word: wiatr
Translation: wind
Example Sentences
Wiatr wieje bardzo silnie.
The wind is blowing very strongly.
Gdy przyspieszali na autostradę, wiatr zerwał sklejkę z bagażnika dachowego samochodu.
As they accelerated onto the highway, the wind ripped the plywood off the car's roof rack.
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Common phrases
- wieje wiatr— the wind is blowing
- silny wiatr— strong wind
- pod wiatr— against the wind
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The Polish word "wiatr" means "wind" in English.
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