Aussie in Polish
Aussie in Polish is australijski, Australijczyk, Australijka — Aussie means (informal) An Australian person.
Aussie in Polish
australijski
(chiefly, Australia, New Zealand, British, South African, colloquial) Australian.
Australijczyk
(colloquial) An Australian.
Australijka
(colloquial) An Australian.
Australijczyk
(colloquial) An Australian Shepherd dog.
Australijka
(colloquial) An Australian Shepherd dog.
owczarek australijski
(colloquial) An Australian Shepherd dog.
What does "Aussie" mean?
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noun (informal) An Australian person.
"A group of Aussies were backpacking through Southeast Asia."
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adj (informal) Relating to Australia or Australians.
"They put on a proper Aussie barbecue for the visitors."
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noun Short for an Australian Shepherd dog.
"Their Aussie herded the sheep without any training at all."
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Aussie in a sentence
- A group of Aussies were backpacking through Southeast Asia.
- They put on a proper Aussie barbecue for the visitors.
- Their Aussie herded the sheep without any training at all.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "Aussie" in Polish?
"Aussie" in Polish is australijski, Australijczyk, Australijka. Aussie means: (informal) An Australian person.
How do you use "Aussie" in a sentence?
Example: "A group of Aussies were backpacking through Southeast Asia." In Polish, "Aussie" is australijski, Australijczyk, Australijka.
Are there other ways to say "Aussie" in Polish?
Yes — Polish has 4 translations listed for "Aussie": australijski, Australijczyk, Australijka, owczarek australijski.
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