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No. 4,272 in Polish

dwójkę

The Polish word "dwójkę" translates to "a two" in English, often referring to the number 2 or a grade of "D" in academic settings.

In a sentence

  • Mam dwójkę dzieci.

    I have two children.

    In this sentence, 'dwójkę' is the accusative singular form of the numeral 'dwójka,' referring to 'two' in the context of counting a pair or group, used with 'dzieci' (children).

  • Lubię dwójkę w muzyce.

    I like the duo in the music.

    Here, 'dwójkę' signifies a group of two people or entities, indicating 'duo,' in the context of musical performers.

  • Rozwiązał zadanie z dwójką.

    He solved the problem with two.

    In this case, 'dwójkę' refers to the number two or the numerical representation in the context of solving a problem, hinting at mathematics or numeric labeling.

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