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No. 382 in Polish

znalazł

"Znalazł" means "found."

In a sentence

  • Adam znalazł klucz pod dywanem.

    Adam found the key under the carpet.

    In this sentence, 'znalazł' is the past tense of 'znaleźć,' meaning 'he found.' It denotes a completed action of finding something.

  • Ania zobaczyła, że Piotr znalazł jej zgubiony telefon.

    Ania saw that Piotr found her lost phone.

    Here, 'znalazł' again means 'he found,' emphasizing the action done by the subject in a narrative or reporting context.

  • Kiedy Janek znalazł drogę do domu, zapadł zmrok.

    When Janek found the way home, it got dark.

    In this example, 'znalazł' is part of a time clause describing an event that happened before another event.

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