No. 8,069 in Polish
niezłą
"Pretty good" or "quite good."
In a sentence
To była niezła książka.
It was a pretty good book.
The word 'niezła' is used here as an adjective to describe the book, indicating it was good or noteworthy, commonly conveying a positive evaluation.
Miałem niezłą przygodę wczoraj.
I had quite an adventure yesterday.
In this context, 'niezłą' emphasizes the level of the adventure, indicating it was remarkable or amusing in some way.
To był niezły dzień na plaży.
It was a fine day at the beach.
Here, 'niezły' refers to the day, indicating it was pleasant or satisfactory for an activity like going to the beach.
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