do

Meaning

1. denotes allative movement; to, toward
2. denotes illative movement; into, in
3. denotes purpose; for, to
4. denotes the subject of an address or action; to
5. until, till, to
6. up to, as many as
7. denotes a deadline; by (indicates an intended deadline)

Pronounced as (IPA)

/dɔ/

Etymology

Inherited from Old Polish do.

Sentences

Miał mu do powiedzenia tysiące rzeczy .

He had a thousand things to say to him.

" Wybrany zostałem do „ roboty “."

"I have been selected to 'do'."

Teraz przejdziemy do ustaleń.

We will now move on to the findings.

Był w domu i nie wyjeżdżał wczoraj do żadnego chorego .

He was at home and did not go to any sick person yesterday.

To komiczne, że wszedł do mnie .

It's ridiculous that he came to me.

Do wieczora obrazi się jeszcze dziesięć razy albo i więcej .

He will be offended ten more times or more by the evening.

— Może we śnie widział pan twarz podobną do mojej .

“Maybe in your dream you saw a face like mine.”

" Idę na górę do mego pokoju i zastaję tam Julię."

"I go upstairs to my room and find Julia there."