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Translation of Polish word "wskutek" to English

wskutek

/fs̵kutɛk/

Meaning

Preposition

From one side or end of (something) to the other. So as to enter (something), pass within or across, and then leave.

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How to use

The preposition 'wskutek' (as a result of / due to) governs the genitive case (e.g., 'wskutek wypadku' — due to the accident). Always write it as one word (unlike 'z powodu' which has a space). Note that the source translation mixes this up with transit prepositions ('through/across'); it strictly means consequence.

🇬🇧 English

through

Usage GuideAs a result of the accident, we had to leave the city.

Structure Guide

Polish Word: wskutek
Translation: through

Example Sentences

Wskutek bolesnej choroby musiałem opuścić pracę.

As a result of the serious illness, I had to leave my job.

Wskutek wypadku musieliśmy opuścić miasto.

As a result of the accident, we had to leave the city.

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Synonyms

due to / because ofas a consequence of

Common phrases

  • wskutek chorobydue to illness / disease
  • wskutek tegoas a result of this / consequently
  • zmarł wskutekdied as a result of

Frequency rank: #437 in Polish

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What does the Polish word "wskutek" mean?

The Polish word "wskutek" means "through" in English.

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Yes, here is a practical context/example: "As a result of the accident, we had to leave the city.".

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