No. 4,883 in Polish
pakt
"Pakt" in English means "pact" or "agreement."
In a sentence
Obie strony podpisały pakt o nieagresji.
Both parties signed a non-aggression pact.
The word 'pakt' here is used to denote a formal agreement or treaty between two parties.
Ich pakt przyjaźni trwał wiele lat.
Their friendship pact lasted for many years.
In this sentence, 'pakt' refers to an informal agreement or mutual promise between individuals.
W tej książce bohater zawiera pakt z demonem.
In this book, the protagonist makes a pact with a demon.
Here, 'pakt' is used to describe a deal or agreement, often with supernatural or metaphorical connotations in literature or storytelling.
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