No. 6,919 in Polish
gibraltar
The Polish word "gibraltar" refers to corkboard or fiberboard used for pinning notes or as a construction material.
In a sentence
Gibraltar to terytorium zamorskie Wielkiej Brytanii.
Gibraltar is an overseas territory of the United Kingdom.
Here 'Gibraltar' is used as a proper noun to denote the specific location, a British overseas territory.
Ten polityk jest stabilny jak Gibraltar w skale swoich zasad.
This politician is as steadfast as Gibraltar in his principles.
In this sentence, 'Gibraltar' symbolizes stability and resilience, metaphorically referencing the Rock of Gibraltar.
Planowaliśmy rejs wokół Gibraltaru, ale pogoda pokrzyżowała nasze plany.
We planned a cruise around Gibraltar, but the weather disrupted our plans.
'Gibraltar' is used to indicate the geographic region specific to the area around the Strait of Gibraltar.
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