No. 17,807 in Polish

zwolnione

"Zwolnione" means "released," "dismissed," or "slowed down," depending on the context.

In a sentence

Pracownik został zwolniony z pracy.
The employee was dismissed from work.
In this sentence, 'zwolnione' is the past participle for a person being released or dismissed from an obligation, in this case, employment.
Zwolnione miejsce parkingowe było idealne.
The available parking spot was perfect.
Here, 'zwolnione' describes a spot that has been freed or vacated, indicating its current availability.
Zwolnione tempo marszu pozwoliło na podziwianie widoków.
The slowed pace of the march allowed for admiring the views.
In this context, 'zwolnione' refers to a reduced or decelerated pace, used figuratively to describe a slower movement.

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