ludzie

Dictionary

Meaning

Suppletive plural of człowiek; people

Hyphenated as

lu‧dzie

Pronounced as (IPA)

/ˈlu.d͡ʑɛ/

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człowiek

man, human, human being; person
man (adult male)
person (being that characterizes a particular thing)
person (someone who behaves well and does positive things)
(colloquial) worker; man, person
(colloquial) person, man (someone underneath someone else in hierarchy)
(colloquial) used to refer to oneself instead of ja

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lud

people, folk
people (ordinary citizens of a country)
people (ethnic group)

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Sentences

Ludzie nauczyli się zabijać
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swój czas
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, to znaczy zabijać
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życie .

People have learned to kill their time, that is, to kill life.

Kiedyś ludzie mówili gwarą , nie tak jak teraz mówimy .

People used to speak the dialect, not as we say now.

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od tego czasu ludzie przestali się odradzać i

zaczęli umierać
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.

And since then, people have stopped being reborn and started dying.

Ludzie chodzili podczas tego , gdy się rozbierałaś .

People walked while you undressed.

Są to poniekąd ludzie i tak , i tak zgubieni.

They are, in a way, people who are already lost.

Do salonu, gabinetu, sypialni , jadalni wprowadzili się nowi ludzie .

New people moved into the living room, study, bedroom, dining room.

Ludzie dobrzy ! — jęknął przerażony Podlasiak.

Good people! "groaned the frightened Podlasiak.

Wieczorem ludzie siedzieli przed bramami domów , a

pary leżały nad rzeką , na wyłysiałych łączkach .

In the evening, people were sitting at the gates of houses, and couples were lying by the river, on bald meadows.

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