Translation of Polish word "zeszyt" to English
zeszyt
/ˈzɛʂɨt/
Meaning
NounMasculine noun meaning 'notebook / exercise book (stapled or bound sheets of paper for writing)'.
How to use
The masculine noun 'zeszyt' (exercise book / notebook) declines regularly (genitive 'zeszytu'). Note: the source translation is incorrect; it is not a 'server' (which in Polish is 'serwer'), but a notebook for writing. A workbook used in school is 'zeszyt ćwiczeń'.
🇬🇧 English
notebook / exercise book
Structure Guide
Polish Word: zeszyt
Translation: notebook / exercise book
Example Sentences
Zeszyt jest dostępny online.
The notebook is available online.
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Common phrases
- zeszyt w kratkę— squared notebook / graph notebook
- zeszyt w linie— ruled / lined notebook
- zeszyt ćwiczeń— workbook / activity book
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