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No. 10,053 in Polish

bestie

"Bestie" in Polish means "beasts" or "monsters."

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  • Moja najlepsza przyjaciółka to prawdziwa bestia w tańcu.

    My best friend is truly a beast in dancing.

    Here, 'bestia' is used as slang to refer to someone exceptionally skilled or talented in a specific area, highlighting admiration.

  • W średniowieczu ludzie wierzyli, że bestie istnieją.

    In the Middle Ages, people believed that beasts existed.

    In this sentence, 'bestie' refers to mythical or monstrous creatures, aligning with its more traditional definition.

  • Na filmie widzieliśmy bestię, która strzegła skarbu.

    In the movie, we saw a beast guarding the treasure.

    Here, 'bestia' is literally used to describe a beast, typically a fierce or mythical animal, emphasizing its narrative role in the story.

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