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No. 4,216 in Polish

deficyt

"Deficyt" in English means "deficit" or "shortfall," referring to a lack or deficiency of something, often in financial or resource contexts.

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  • Rząd ogłosił deficyt budżetowy na kolejny rok.

    The government announced a budget deficit for the next year.

    Here, 'deficyt' is used to mean a lack or shortfall in financial planning and is applied in an economic context to indicate a shortage relative to expected or required funding.

  • Sportowiec odczuwał deficyt energii podczas trudnego wyścigu.

    The athlete felt an energy deficit during the challenging race.

    In this case, 'deficyt' is employed to describe a shortage or insufficient amount of energy, illustrating its applicability in personal capability or physical condition contexts.

  • Deficyt uwagi u dziecka może wpływać na jego zdolności uczenia się.

    Attention deficit in a child can affect their learning abilities.

    Here, 'deficyt' describes a condition characterized by a lack or inadequacy, typically used in a medical or psychological context to denote a deficiency in mental capacity or focus.

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