No. 377 in Polish
warunki
"Warunki" means "conditions" or "terms" in English.
In a sentence
Warunki pogodowe dzisiaj są bardzo trudne.
The weather conditions today are very difficult.
In this sentence, 'warunki' refers to 'conditions' specifically related to the weather, describing the state of the atmosphere.
Pracodawca przedstawił nowe warunki zatrudnienia.
The employer presented new employment conditions.
Here, 'warunki' denotes 'terms,' specifically the terms and conditions of employment, indicating the details of the agreement between the employer and employee.
Warunki życia w tej okolicy są bardzo dobre.
The living conditions in this area are very good.
In this context, 'warunki' also means 'conditions,' referring to aspects like standards or quality of life in a particular place.
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