No. 3,752 in Polish
masters
The Polish word "masters" is not a Polish word; it is English. If you mean "mistrzowie" (Polish for "masters"), it refers to experts or champions.
In a sentence
Młodzi artyści przygotowują się do konkursu pod okiem mistrzów.
Young artists are preparing for the competition under the guidance of masters.
Here, 'mistrzów' implies plural of 'mistrz', meaning experts or highly skilled individuals in their field.
Jan ukończył studia magisterskie w zeszłym roku.
Jan completed his master's studies last year.
Here, 'magisterskie' refers to a level of academic degree called a master's degree.
On masters many skills, making him a versatile worker.
On opanowuje wiele umiejętności, co czyni go wszechstronnym pracownikiem.
In this sentence, 'masters' is used as a verb meaning the act of achieving proficiency in various skills.
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