No. 9,950 in Polish
armady
"Armady" in Polish means "armadas" or "fleets" in English, typically referring to large groups of ships.
In a sentence
Armada statków wpłynęła do portu.
An armada of ships sailed into the port.
Here, 'armada' refers to a fleet of ships, often implying a large number of vessels moving in unison.
Zbliżała się armada nieprzyjaciela, przygotowaliśmy się do obrony.
The enemy armada approached, we prepared for defense.
In this sentence, 'armada' is used to describe a large group of enemy forces, typically ships, emphasizing a militaristic context.
Komputer w moim biurze wygląda jak armada anten i kabli.
The computer in my office looks like an armada of antennas and cables.
'Armada' is metaphorically used here to describe a complex, perhaps chaotic, assortment of objects, conveying a large or overwhelming impression.
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