buddy in Polish
buddy in Polish is kumpel, kolega, koleś — buddy means a friend or casual companion.
buddy in Polish
kumpel
kolega
(Maritime English) A person far removed from the conversation.
koleś
(Maritime English) A person far removed from the conversation.
morda
(Maritime English) A person far removed from the conversation.
What does "buddy" mean?
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noun A friend or casual companion.
"He and his college buddies still meet up every summer."
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noun A partner assigned to work with or look out for someone on a particular task, such as in the "buddy system."
"Each new hire is paired with a buddy for their first month."
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verb To pair someone up with a partner or companion.
"The instructor buddied up the swimmers before letting them into the deep end."
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buddy in a sentence
- He and his college buddies still meet up every summer.
- She made a new buddy on her first day at the gym.
- Each new hire is paired with a buddy for their first month.
- The instructor buddied up the swimmers before letting them into the deep end.
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What is "buddy" in Polish?
"buddy" in Polish is kumpel, kolega, koleś. buddy means: A friend or casual companion.
How do you use "buddy" in a sentence?
Example: "He and his college buddies still meet up every summer." In Polish, "buddy" is kumpel, kolega, koleś.
Are there other ways to say "buddy" in Polish?
Yes — Polish has 4 translations listed for "buddy": kumpel, kolega, koleś, morda.
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