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No. 8,392 in Polish

plany

"Plany" in Polish means "plans" in English.

In a sentence

  • Mam nowe plany na weekend.

    I have new plans for the weekend.

    The word 'plany' refers to activities or intentions one has decided to pursue, often involving coordination or scheduling, applied here to weekend arrangements.

  • Jej plany dotyczą przyszłego roku.

    Her plans concern the next year.

    Here, 'plany' denotes strategic or thoughtful intentions aimed at the upcoming year, showing its adaptability to temporal contexts.

  • Marcin zmienia swoje plany co chwila.

    Marcin changes his plans all the time.

    In this instance, 'plany' is employed to describe decision-making or organization one's commitments, emphasizing flexibility or instability in these arrangements.

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