department in Polish
department in Polish is wydział, dział, oddział — department means a distinct section of an organisation, business, or government responsible for a particular area of work.
department in Polish
wydział
A part, portion, or subdivision.
dział
A part, portion, or subdivision.
oddział
A subdivision of an organization.
agenda
A subdivision of an organization.
departament
A subdivision of an organization.
dział
A subdivision of an organization.
What does "department" mean?
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noun A distinct section of an organisation, business, or government responsible for a particular area of work.
"She works in the marketing department at head office."
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noun A particular area of responsibility, skill, or interest (often used loosely).
"Cooking dinner is definitely my husband's department, not mine."
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noun One of the administrative regions into which France is divided.
"France is made up of just over one hundred departments."
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department in a sentence
- She works in the marketing department at head office.
- The fire department responded within minutes of the call.
- Cooking dinner is definitely my husband's department, not mine.
- France is made up of just over one hundred departments.
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What is "department" in Polish?
"department" in Polish is wydział, dział, oddział. department means: A distinct section of an organisation, business, or government responsible for a particular area of work.
How do you use "department" in a sentence?
Example: "She works in the marketing department at head office." In Polish, "department" is wydział, dział, oddział.
Are there other ways to say "department" in Polish?
Yes — Polish has 5 translations listed for "department": wydział, dział, oddział, agenda, departament.
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