No. 10,388 in Polish
croissant
A croissant is a flaky, crescent-shaped pastry made from buttery, layered dough, originating from France.
In a sentence
Chcę kupić croissanta w piekarni.
I want to buy a croissant at the bakery.
Here, 'croissant' is used as a direct object referring to the pastry.
Ten croissant wygląda bardzo apetycznie.
This croissant looks very appetizing.
In this sentence, 'croissant' is the subject of the sentence, describing the pastry.
Zjadłem croissanta na śniadanie.
I ate a croissant for breakfast.
The term 'croissant' is employed as the object of the verb, indicating the pastry consumed.
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