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Polish frequency list

No. 2,346 in Polish

wygrały

"Won" (past tense, plural form).

In a sentence

  • Drużyny wygrały zawody sportowe.

    The teams won the sports competition.

    Here, 'wygrały' is used in the past tense for the verb 'wygrać,' indicating that multiple groups (in plural form) have achieved victory in a competition.

  • One wygrały dużo pieniędzy na loterii.

    They won a lot of money in the lottery.

    In this sentence, 'wygrały' again is the plural past form of 'wygrać,' this time referring to a group of people (feminine gender implied).

  • Studentki wygrały konkurs naukowy.

    The female students won the science contest.

    Here, 'wygrały' specifically refers to a group of people identified as female (studentki) who achieved victory in an academic competition.

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