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comeback in Polish

comeback in Polish is comeback, riposta — comeback means a return to success or popularity after a period of decline or absence.

comeback in Polish

comeback
noun
A return (e.g. to popularity, success, etc.) after an extended period of obscurity or underperformance.
riposta
noun
A retort or answer, particularly a quick or clever one.

What does "comeback" mean?

  1. noun A return to success or popularity after a period of decline or absence.
    "The singer made a stunning comeback with her fifth album."
  2. noun A quick, witty reply, especially to an insult.
    "She didn't have a comeback ready, so she just laughed it off."
  3. noun A sports team or athlete's recovery from a significant deficit to win or tie a game.
    "The team staged a remarkable comeback, scoring three goals in the final ten minutes."
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comeback in a sentence

  • The singer made a stunning comeback with her fifth album.
  • She didn't have a comeback ready, so she just laughed it off.
  • The team staged a remarkable comeback, scoring three goals in the final ten minutes.

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What is "comeback" in Polish?

"comeback" in Polish is comeback, riposta. comeback means: A return to success or popularity after a period of decline or absence.

How do you use "comeback" in a sentence?

Example: "The singer made a stunning comeback with her fifth album." In Polish, "comeback" is comeback, riposta.

Are there other ways to say "comeback" in Polish?

Yes — Polish has 2 translations listed for "comeback": comeback, riposta.

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