No. 11,137 in Polish
glam
The word "glam" is not inherently Polish; it is an English loanword used in Polish, meaning "glamour" or "glamorous style."
In a sentence
Ten film ma dla mnie prawdziwy glam i niepowtarzalny styl.
This movie has true glam and a unique style for me.
In this sentence, 'glam' is used metaphorically to describe the stylish and elegant appeal of the movie.
Wieczór w klubie był pełen glamu i wyjątkowej atmosfery.
The night at the club was full of glam and exceptional atmosphere.
Here, 'glam' refers to the luxurious and attractive ambiance present during the evening event.
Jej sukienka na bal była pełna glamu, idealna na tę okazję.
Her dress for the gala was full of glam, perfect for the occasion.
In this context, 'glam' pertains to the fashionable and impressive nature of the dress, emphasizing its suitability for formal events.
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