No. 1,930 in Polish
zespole
"Zespole" is the locative or vocative form of "zespół," meaning "team," "band," or "group" in English, depending on the context.
In a sentence
Pracuję w zespole zajmującym się rozwojem nowych technologii.
I work in a team focused on developing new technologies.
Here, 'zespole' refers to a group of people working collaboratively, expressed in the locative case due to the preposition 'w'.
Śpiewam w zespole muzycznym każdą sobotę.
I sing in a music band every Saturday.
In this context, 'zespole' refers to a musical group, utilizing the locative case following the preposition 'w'.
Dyskutowaliśmy o problemach w zespole projektowym.
We discussed the problems in the project team.
Here, 'zespole' refers to a specific collaborative team within a project or organizational context, again in the locative case used with 'w'.
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