No. 3,438 in Polish
zamyka
"Zamyka" means "closes" in English.
In a sentence
On zamyka drzwi.
He closes the door.
The word "zamyka" is used as the third-person singular present tense form of the verb "zamykać," meaning "to close." It indicates an action being performed in the present.
Sklep zamyka się o ósmej wieczorem.
The store closes at 8 PM.
Here, "zamyka" is part of the phrase "zamyka się," meaning "closes." It is used impersonally to indicate that the closing action will happen automatically or by external agents.
Projekt zamyka wszystkie wymagania dotyczące funkcjonalności.
The project encompasses all functionality requirements.
In this context, "zamyka" is metaphorically used to signify encompassing or covering comprehensively, showing a broader application of the verb in Polish.
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