No. 15,907 in Polish
terminach
"Terminach" is the plural locative form of "termin," meaning "dates" or "deadlines" in English.
In a sentence
Spotkamy się w określonych terminach ustalonych wcześniej.
We will meet on specific dates decided beforehand.
In this sentence, 'terminach' refers to 'dates' or 'time frames' for scheduled events.
Musimy porozmawiać o terminach realizacji projektu.
We must talk about the deadlines for the project's completion.
Here, 'terminach' is used to denote 'deadlines' or time limits set for an activity or project.
Niektórym trudno jest zapamiętać terminach ważnych wydarzeń.
It is hard for some people to remember the dates of important events.
In this instance, 'terminach' again conveys 'dates' specifically referring to the times of significant occurrences.
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