No. 2,314 in Polish
walk
"Walk" in Polish means "fight" or "struggle."
In a sentence
Chodzę na spacery codziennie rano.
I go for walks every morning.
In this sentence, 'walk' refers to the act of walking as a routine or leisure activity.
Spaceruję po parku z moim psem.
I stroll in the park with my dog.
Here, 'walk' emphasizes a relaxed form of movement, commonly associated with leisure or recreation.
Muszę iść na długi spacer, aby się zrelaksować.
I need to go for a long walk to relax.
In this case, 'walk' relates to a deliberate and extended walk, often taken for a specific purpose like relaxation.
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