No. 13,611 in Polish
plasterki
"Plasterki" means "slices" in English, typically referring to thin pieces of food.
In a sentence
Kupiłem plasterki sera na lunch.
I bought slices of cheese for lunch.
The word 'plasterki' is used to refer to thin slices of cheese, indicating its meaning as slices or thin pieces of something.
Pokroiła jabłka na plasterki do sałatki.
She sliced the apples into thin slices for the salad.
Here, 'plasterki' denotes thin slices of apples, showcasing its usage for fruits.
Mama podała nam plasterki ogórka jako przekąskę.
Mom served us cucumber slices as a snack.
In this sentence, 'plasterki' refers to thin slices of cucumber, demonstrating its application for vegetables.
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