No. 13,649 in Polish

pochód

"March" or "procession."

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Wczoraj uczestniczyłem w pochodzie z okazji święta narodowego.
Yesterday, I participated in a parade for the national holiday.
Here, 'pochód' is used to describe an organized procession or parade held to celebrate an event or occasion.
Pochód historii jest nieubłagany i niepowstrzymany.
The march of history is relentless and unstoppable.
In this sentence, 'pochód' metaphorically refers to the progress or ongoing course of history.
Filozof rozmyślał nad pochód wiary w życiu człowieka.
The philosopher reflected on the progression of faith in a person's life.
The term 'pochód' in this context signifies the development, evolution, or progression of a concept or entity.

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