No. 1,049 in Polish

brutto

"Brutto" in Polish means "gross" (before deductions such as taxes or costs).

In a sentence

Cena za produkt wynosi 100 zł brutto.
The price for the product is 100 PLN gross.
The term "brutto" in this sentence means 'gross,' referring to the total price including applicable taxes or costs.
Twoje wynagrodzenie miesięczne to 4000 zł brutto.
Your monthly salary is 4000 PLN gross.
Here, "brutto" stands for 'gross salary,' which is the total amount before deductions or taxes.
Podano nam całkowity koszt brutto projektu.
We were given the total gross cost of the project.
"Brutto" indicates the complete cost including all potential liabilities or overheads.

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