No. 15,748 in Polish

szkód

"Damage" or "harm" (plural genitive form).

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Nie chcemy wyrządzać żadnych szkód.
We don't want to cause any damages.
The word 'szkód' in this sentence refers to 'damages' or 'harm', indicating negative consequences or harm being avoided.
Ubezpieczenie pokryje koszt szkód spowodowanych przez burzę.
The insurance will cover the cost of damages caused by the storm.
Here, 'szkód' denotes the 'damages' or 'losses', emphasizing financial or material outcomes as a result of the storm.
Raport wskazuje na dużą ilość szkód w regionie.
The report indicates a high amount of damages in the region.
In this usage, 'szkód' again refers to damages or injuries, in a general survey-like context focusing on extent and seriousness.

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