Translation of Polish word "wózek" to English
wózek
/ˈvuzɛk/
Meaning
NounA small, open, wheeled vehicle, drawn or pushed by a person or animal, often with two wheels on one axle, more often used for transporting goods than passengers.
How to use
The masculine noun 'wózek' (trolley / cart / pram / wheelchair) declines with vowel change G. 'wózka', locative 'w wózku', plural 'wózki'. It is a diminutive of 'wóz' (carriage/cart). Depending on context, it can mean a shopping cart ('wózek sklepowy'), a baby stroller ('wózek dziecięcy'), or a wheelchair ('wózek inwalidzki').
🇬🇧 English
cart
Structure Guide
Polish Word: wózek
Translation: cart
Example Sentences
Alex sfotografował wózek w górach.
Alex photographed cart in the mountains.
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Common phrases
- wózek sklepowy— shopping cart / trolley
- wózek dziecięcy— baby stroller / pram
- wózek inwalidzki— wheelchair
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The Polish word "wózek" means "cart" in English.
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