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No. 10,117 in Polish

bitwy

"Bitwy" means "battles" in English.

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  • Polacy pamiętają wiele historycznych bitew, które wpłynęły na losy kraju.

    Poles remember many historical battles that influenced the fate of the country.

    Here, 'bitew' is used as a plural form of the noun 'bitwa'. It refers to battles in a historical context, showcasing the word's application in discussing events of deep significance.

  • Dowódca przygotowywał plan bitwy, by pokonać przeciwnika.

    The commander was preparing the battle plan to defeat the opponent.

    In this sentence, 'bitwy' is in the genitive case singular form of 'bitwa', referring to a specific battle being planned. This illustrates its usage in military or strategic contexts.

  • W trakcie bitwy trzeba było używać sprytu i unikać ponadzonego terenu.

    During the battle, one had to use cleverness and avoid perilous terrain.

    Here, 'bitwy' is in the locative case singular form of 'bitwa', denoting the circumstance of being during the battle. This showcases the word's adaptability to different grammatical cases to describe scenarios.

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