No. 7,425 in Polish
komendant
"Komendant" means "commander" or "chief" in English, often referring to the head of a police, military, or fire brigade unit.
In a sentence
Komendant straży pożarnej organizował ćwiczenia.
The fire brigade commander organized the drills.
In this sentence, 'komendant' refers to a leader or commander of a specific service, in this case, the fire brigade.
Komendant szkoły wojskowej wspierał uczniów w trudnych chwilach.
The commander of the military school supported students during challenging times.
Here, 'komendant' is used to denote the head or leader of a military school, showing a position of authority.
Komendant policji wygłosił przemówienie na uroczystości.
The police commander delivered a speech at the ceremony.
In this example, 'komendant' represents a leader in the context of a police department, typically the chief or head.
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