No. 13,162 in Polish
ogrody
"Ogrodu" in English means "gardens."
In a sentence
Ogrody miejskie są piękne wiosną.
City gardens are beautiful in spring.
In this sentence, 'ogrody' refers to public or communal gardens within a city, emphasizing physical places meant for recreation and aesthetic enjoyment.
Podobają mi się ogrody pełne różnorodnych kwiatów.
I like gardens full of diverse flowers.
Here, 'ogrody' is used to describe spaces cultivated and maintained for the display of various floral species, often private or open to the public for viewing.
Zwiedzanie historycznych ogrodów było częścią wycieczki.
Visiting historical gardens was part of the trip.
In this context, 'ogrody' represents gardens with historical significance, possibly tied to cultural heritage or preservation efforts.
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