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No. 15,918 in Polish

tie

The Polish word "tie" does not exist. If you mean "tie" in English, it refers to a necktie or a draw in a competition.

In a sentence

  • Musisz zawiązać krawat przed ważnym spotkaniem.

    You must tie a tie before the important meeting.

    Here, 'tie' is used as a verb, referring to the action of tying something, specifically a necktie.

  • Na ostatnim meczu krawat zawodnika się poluzował.

    During the last match, the player's tie loosened.

    In this sentence, 'tie' is a noun, which refers to the accessory, the necktie worn by someone.

  • Gra zakończyła się remisem, jest równo.

    The game ended in a tie, it's equal.

    Here, 'tie' refers to the result of an event, specifically indicating that both sides have achieved the same score.

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