No. 333 in Polish
walki
"Walki" in English means "fights" or "battles."
In a sentence
Walki o prawa człowieka trwają na całym świecie.
The fights for human rights continue around the world.
The word 'walki' here is used as a plural noun referring to struggles or efforts, emphasizing the collective endeavors in social contexts.
Wczoraj oglądałem walki bokserskie na stadionie.
Yesterday, I watched boxing matches at the stadium.
In this sentence, 'walki' describes competitive physical confrontations, specifically in the context of sports.
Nie boję się walki o lepszą przyszłość.
I am not afraid of the fight for a better future.
Here 'walki' symbolizes a singular struggle or effort metaphorically, indicating persistence and determination in achieving goals.
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