No. 4,339 in Polish
gabinetem
The Polish word "gabinetem" is the instrumental singular form of "gabinet," meaning "office" or "study."
In a sentence
Poszedłem do gabinetu, aby porozmawiać z lekarzem.
I went to the office to talk to the doctor.
Here, "gabinet" is used to refer to a doctor's office or consulting room, indicating a professional location where conversations or consultations take place.
Gabinetem mojego ojca był mały pokoik na parterze.
My father's study was a small room on the ground floor.
In this case, "gabinet" refers to a study or a personal workspace, emphasizing its use as a private area for work or personal tasks.
Jego gabinetem zarządza sekretarka.
His office is managed by the secretary.
Here, "gabinet" is used to describe an office or administrative space, showcasing its versatility in describing professional environments.
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