No. 3,239 in Polish
spór
"Spór" in English means "dispute" or "argument."
In a sentence
Rozwiązali długoletni spór o granice swoich ziem.
They resolved the long-standing dispute over the borders of their lands.
In this sentence, the word 'spór' is used as a subject noun referring to a disagreement or dispute between parties.
Spór między uczniami został szybko wyjaśniony przez nauczyciela.
The argument between the students was quickly clarified by the teacher.
Here, 'spór' is used to describe a disagreement or controversy involving individuals, emphasizing the context of a conflict.
Częste spory polityczne mogą prowadzić do podziałów społecznych.
Frequent political disputes can lead to social divisions.
In this example, 'spór' signifies broader disagreements or conflicts, often in the context of topics like politics or ideology.
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