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No. 4,883 in Polish

pakt

"Pakt" in English means "pact" or "agreement."

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  • 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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