No. 10,781 in Polish
dylemat
"Dylemat" in English means "dilemma" – a situation requiring a difficult choice between two or more alternatives.
In a sentence
Mam dylemat, czy pójść do kina, czy zostać w domu.
I have a dilemma whether to go to the cinema or stay home.
Here, 'dylemat' is used to describe a situation where someone is unsure about making a decision between two choices.
Nauczyciel przedstawił nam dylemat moralny do przedyskutowania.
The teacher presented us with a moral dilemma to discuss.
In this sentence, 'dylemat' refers to a complex situation that requires careful thought to resolve, specifically a moral issue.
W obliczu dylematów politycznych rząd musi podejmować trudne decyzje.
In the face of political dilemmas, the government needs to make tough decisions.
Here, 'dylematy' (plural of 'dylemat') is used to indicate challenging and multifaceted situations faced in the political sphere.
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