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No. 5,560 in Polish

umów

"Umów" means "arrange" or "agree" (imperative form).

In a sentence

  • Umówmy się na obiad w przyszłym tygodniu.

    Let's schedule a lunch for next week.

    In this sentence, 'umówmy' is used in the imperative form for 'let's arrange' or 'let's plan', indicating a suggestion or invitation to make an arrangement together.

  • Czy możesz umówić mnie na wizytę u lekarza?

    Can you schedule me for a doctor's appointment?

    Here, 'umówić' is used as an infinitive, meaning 'to arrange' or 'to schedule', referring to organizing an appointment on behalf of someone.

  • Umówiono się, że spotkanie odbędzie się w poniedziałek.

    It was agreed that the meeting will take place on Monday.

    In this context, 'umówiono się' is in the past tense and passive voice, meaning 'it was agreed', indicating a completed agreement or arrangement.

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