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No. 9,272 in Polish

trepowa

"Trepowa" is a colloquial term in Polish, typically referring to a female soldier or military officer, sometimes used informally or pejoratively.

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  • Lubię trepy, bo są wygodne na spacer.

    I like boots because they are comfortable for walking.

    Here, 'trep' refers to shoes, particularly sturdy ones like boots.

  • W trakcie mojej służby wojskowej często nosiłem trepy.

    During my military service, I often wore boots.

    Used in a military context to refer specifically to standard issue boots.

  • Niektórzy nazywali szefów 'trepami' w żartobliwy sposób.

    Some people jokingly called bosses 'bricks.'

    In slang, 'trep' metaphorically refers to individuals perceived as strict or rigid, like military personnel.

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