No. 11,343 in Polish
idole
The Polish word "idole" is the plural form of "idol," meaning "idols" in English, referring to objects of worship or admired figures.
In a sentence
Mój brat uważa piłkarzy za swoich idoli.
My brother considers football players as his idols.
In this sentence, 'idoli' is the plural form of 'idol', referring to admired or prominent figures someone looks up to.
Idole współczesnej kultury często wpływają na młode pokolenie.
The idols of contemporary culture often influence the younger generation.
Here, 'idole' is used in the plural form, indicating notable public figures admired in modern society.
W dzieciństwie każdy z nas miał swoich idoli.
In childhood, each of us had our own idols.
In this example, 'idoli' is again plural and reflects the idea of admiration or role models frequently held during youth.
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