closet in Polish
closet in Polish is szafa, komórka — closet means a small enclosed storage space, especially for clothes (mainly American usage).
closet in Polish
szafa
szafa
(archaic) The private residence or private council chamber of a monarch.
komórka
(archaic) The private residence or private council chamber of a monarch.
What does "closet" mean?
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noun A small enclosed storage space, especially for clothes (mainly American usage).
"The spare blankets are in the closet at the end of the landing."
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adj Kept secret or hidden, especially describing someone not open about their identity.
"She was a closet poet, writing verses that nobody else had ever seen."
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verb To shut someone away privately, usually for a serious talk.
"The manager closeted herself with the lawyers to settle the dispute."
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closet in a sentence
- The spare blankets are in the closet at the end of the landing.
- He cleared out his bedroom closet and gave the old shirts to charity.
- She was a closet poet, writing verses that nobody else had ever seen.
- He was a closet romantic who secretly loved sentimental films.
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What is "closet" in Polish?
"closet" in Polish is szafa, komórka. closet means: A small enclosed storage space, especially for clothes (mainly American usage).
How do you use "closet" in a sentence?
Example: "The spare blankets are in the closet at the end of the landing." In Polish, "closet" is szafa, komórka.
Are there other ways to say "closet" in Polish?
Yes — Polish has 2 translations listed for "closet": szafa, komórka.
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