No. 7,782 in Polish

marvel

The Polish word "marvel" does not exist; in English, it means "a wonderful or astonishing thing."

In a sentence

Cud ten pozostaje niezrozumiałym dla naukowców.
This marvel remains inexplicable to scientists.
In this sentence, 'marvel' translates to 'cud' in Polish, which denotes a phenomenon or thing that inspires wonder and amazement.
Podziwiałam cuda natury podczas naszej wycieczki górskiej.
I marveled at the wonders of nature during our mountain hike.
Here, 'marvel' corresponds to the act of admiring or wondering at something impressive or beautiful, expressed through 'cuda natury' (wonders of nature) in Polish.
Jego osiągnięcia są prawdziwym cudem.
His achievements are a true marvel.
In this context, the word 'marvel' is used metaphorically to describe something exceptional and admirable, referred to as 'cudem' (a true marvel) in Polish.

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