No. 3,335 in Polish
ustaw
"Ustaw" is the imperative form of the verb "ustawić," meaning "set," "arrange," or "position."
In a sentence
Ustaw książki na półce.
Set the books on the shelf.
In this sentence, 'ustaw' is used as an imperative verb meaning 'set' or 'arrange' in a directive context.
Czy możesz ustawić zegar na szóstą rano?
Can you set the clock to six o'clock in the morning?
Here, 'ustawić' as an infinitive form means 'to set or configure,' used in a polite request.
Musimy odpowiednio ustawić sprzęt przed rozpoczęciem gry.
We must properly set up the equipment before starting the game.
In this sentence, 'ustawić' implies organizing or preparing equipment for use, expressed formally.
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