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Polish frequency list

No. 314 in Polish

zbyt

"Zbyt" in English means "too" or "excessively."

In a sentence

  • To ubranie jest zbyt drogie.

    This clothing is too expensive.

    In this sentence, 'zbyt' functions as an adverb indicating an excessive degree of the adjective 'drogie', meaning 'expensive'.

  • Nie martw się zbytnio o wyniki.

    Don’t worry too much about the results.

    Here, 'zbytnio' is a form derived from 'zbyt', used to modify the verb 'martwić się', meaning 'to worry', emphasizing the extent of the action.

  • Zbyt szybka jazda może być niebezpieczna.

    Driving too quickly can be dangerous.

    In this sentence, 'zbyt' is used to intensify the adjective 'szybka', meaning 'fast', describing the manner of driving.

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