No. 16,083 in Polish
ubrani
"Ubrani" in English means "dressed."
In a sentence
Dzieci były ciepło ubrani na zimowy spacer.
The children were warmly dressed for the winter walk.
In this sentence, 'ubrani' is used as an adjective modifying 'dzieci', indicating their state of being dressed in warm clothes.
Ubrani elegancko, para weszła do restauracji.
Dressed elegantly, the couple entered the restaurant.
Here, 'ubrani' is utilized as an adverbial phrase describing the manner in which the couple entered the restaurant.
Oboje ubrani w nowe stroje świąteczne, zadziwili gości.
Both dressed in new festive outfits, they amazed the guests.
In this example, 'ubrani' is part of a descriptive phrase providing detailed information about the appearance of 'oboje' during the event.
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