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major
"Major" in Polish means "major," a military rank.
In a sentence
Mój wujek jest majorem w wojsku.
My uncle is a major in the military.
The word 'major' refers to a rank in the military hierarchy in this context.
To był major przełom w nauce.
That was a major breakthrough in science.
Here, 'major' is used as an adjective meaning significant or important.
Major zamieszania na ulicach miasta był spowodowany przez protesty.
The major disruption in the city streets was caused by protests.
In this sentence, 'major' functions as an adjective describing the extent of the disruption as considerable.
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