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gmt

The Polish word "gmt" does not exist; it may refer to "GMT" (Greenwich Mean Time) in English.

In a sentence

Godzina na zegarze pokazuje 15:00 GMT.
The clock shows 15:00 GMT.
In this sentence, 'GMT' refers to a time zone indication, specifically Greenwich Mean Time, used to specify a universal time standard.
Znajdujesz się w strefie czasowej GMT+1.
You are in the GMT+1 time zone.
Here, 'GMT+1' is used to denote a specific time zone which is one hour ahead of Greenwich Mean Time.
Program oblicza różnicę czasu względem GMT.
The program calculates the time difference relative to GMT.
In this case, 'GMT' is used as a reference point for calculating time differences between various time zones.

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