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No. 2,513 in Polish

marcel

The Polish word "marcel" does not have a standalone meaning; it is typically a proper noun (a name).

In a sentence

  • Marcel to imię mojego najlepszego przyjaciela.

    Marcel is the name of my best friend.

    In this sentence, 'Marcel' is used as a proper noun referring to a person's name, specifically someone's best friend.

  • Podoba mi się sposób, w jaki Marcel prezentuje swoje pomysły.

    I like the way Marcel presents his ideas.

    Here, 'Marcel' again serves as a proper noun referring to a person who is presenting their ideas.

  • Czy wczoraj widziałeś Marcela na spotkaniu?

    Did you see Marcel at the meeting yesterday?

    In this sentence, 'Marcel' functions as a proper noun, specifically as the object of the verb 'see,' referring to an individual at the meeting.

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