Translation of Polish word "zakup" to English
zakup
/ˈzakup/
Meaning
NounThe acquisition of title to, or property in, anything for a price; buying for money or its equivalent.
How to use
The masculine noun 'zakup' (purchase / buy) declines regularly (genitive 'zakupu', locative 'po zakupie', plural 'zakupy' — shopping / purchases). The plural 'robić zakupy' means 'to do shopping'. It is derived from 'kupić' (to buy).
🇬🇧 English
purchase
Structure Guide
Polish Word: zakup
Translation: purchase
Example Sentences
Zakup nowego samochodu był największym wydatkiem w tym roku.
Buying a new car was the biggest expense of the year.
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Common phrases
- robić zakupy— to do shopping / make purchases (plural)
- zakup kontrolowany— controlled purchase / mystery shopping (related)
- koszyk zakupów— shopping basket / cart (related)
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The Polish word "zakup" means "purchase" in English.
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