No. 16,303 in Polish
utrate
The Polish word "utratę" means "loss" in English.
In a sentence
Utraciłem swoje dokumenty podczas podróży.
I lost my documents during the trip.
The word 'utrate' in this sentence, derived from 'utracić', means 'to lose' or 'to lose possession of something important' in the context.
Utrata bliskiej osoby zawsze boli.
The loss of a loved one always hurts.
Here, 'utrate' refers to 'utrata', meaning 'loss', often emotional or impactful.
Utraty danych można uniknąć dzięki kopiom zapasowym.
Data loss can be avoided through backups.
In this sentence, 'utrate' again stems from 'utrata', specifically referring to 'data loss', emphasizing prevention possibilities.
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