cosmopolitan in Polish
cosmopolitan in Polish is kosmopolityczny — cosmopolitan means familiar and comfortable with many different countries and cultures.
cosmopolitan in Polish
kosmopolityczny
What does "cosmopolitan" mean?
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adj Familiar and comfortable with many different countries and cultures.
"Growing up in five different countries gave her a truly cosmopolitan outlook."
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adj Made up of people or influences from all over the world.
"London is one of the most cosmopolitan cities on Earth."
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noun A cocktail made with vodka, triple sec, lime juice, and cranberry juice.
"They toasted the promotion with cosmopolitans at the rooftop bar."
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cosmopolitan in a sentence
- Growing up in five different countries gave her a truly cosmopolitan outlook.
- London is one of the most cosmopolitan cities on Earth.
- They toasted the promotion with cosmopolitans at the rooftop bar.
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What is "cosmopolitan" in Polish?
"cosmopolitan" in Polish is kosmopolityczny. cosmopolitan means: Familiar and comfortable with many different countries and cultures.
How do you use "cosmopolitan" in a sentence?
Example: "Growing up in five different countries gave her a truly cosmopolitan outlook." In Polish, "cosmopolitan" is kosmopolityczny.
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