No. 10,613 in Polish
doktryna
The Polish word "doktryna" means "doctrine" in English, referring to a set of beliefs or principles held and taught by a group, organization, or individual.
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Doktryna filozoficzna Arystotelesa miała znaczący wpływ na rozwój myśli europejskiej.
Aristotle's philosophical doctrine significantly influenced the development of European thought.
The word 'doktryna' is used here to describe a formal set of philosophical principles or ideas associated with Aristotle.
Nowa doktryna wojskowa kraju promuje strategię defensywną.
The country's new military doctrine promotes a defensive strategy.
The word 'doktryna' refers to a formulated policy or strategy adopted by the military here.
Politycy dyskutowali o zasadniczej doktrynie ich partii.
Politicians discussed the core doctrine of their party.
In this context, 'doktryna' means the set of beliefs or principles that guide the political ideology of the party.
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