bittersweet in Polish
bittersweet in Polish is słodko-gorzki, zaprawiony kroplą goryczy, psianka słodkogórz — bittersweet means tasting of both bitterness and sweetness at once.
bittersweet in Polish
słodko-gorzki
Both bitter and sweet.
zaprawiony kroplą goryczy
(figurative) Expressing contrasting emotions of pain and pleasure.
psianka słodkogórz
Bittersweet nightshade (Solanum dulcamara).
dławisz
(US) A vine, of the genus Celastrus, having small orange fruit that open to reveal red seeds.
What does "bittersweet" mean?
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adj Tasting of both bitterness and sweetness at once.
"The dark chocolate had a bittersweet edge."
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adj Bringing both happiness and sadness at the same time.
"Graduation was a bittersweet moment for the whole family."
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bittersweet in a sentence
- The dark chocolate had a bittersweet edge.
- She sipped the bittersweet tea slowly.
- Graduation was a bittersweet moment for the whole family.
- It was bittersweet watching her childhood home get sold.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "bittersweet" in Polish?
"bittersweet" in Polish is słodko-gorzki, zaprawiony kroplą goryczy, psianka słodkogórz. bittersweet means: Tasting of both bitterness and sweetness at once.
How do you use "bittersweet" in a sentence?
Example: "The dark chocolate had a bittersweet edge." In Polish, "bittersweet" is słodko-gorzki, zaprawiony kroplą goryczy, psianka słodkogórz.
Are there other ways to say "bittersweet" in Polish?
Yes — Polish has 4 translations listed for "bittersweet": słodko-gorzki, zaprawiony kroplą goryczy, psianka słodkogórz, dławisz.
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