No. 1,470 in Polish
droga
The Polish word "droga" means "road" or "way" in English.
In a sentence
'Droga do szkoły zajmuje mi dwadzieścia minut.'
'The road to school takes me twenty minutes.'
The word 'droga' in this sentence means 'road' or 'way,' referring to a physical path or route.
'To bardzo droga restauracja, ale jedzenie jest wyśmienite.'
'This is a very expensive restaurant, but the food is exquisite.'
Here, 'droga' is the feminine form of the adjective 'drogi,' which means 'expensive.' It describes the restaurant.
'Droga do sukcesu jest pełna wyzwań.'
'The path to success is full of challenges.'
In this context, 'droga' metaphorically represents a journey or course of action towards achieving something.
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