elaborate in Polish
elaborate in Polish is drobiazgowy, rozwinąć — elaborate means worked out with great care and detail; intricate or highly developed.
elaborate in Polish
drobiazgowy
Complex, detailed, or sophisticated.
rozwinąć
(intransitive, sometimes followed by the prepositions on or upon) To expand/enlarge in detail.
What does "elaborate" mean?
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adjective Worked out with great care and detail; intricate or highly developed.
"The chef prepared an elaborate dinner with seven courses."
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verb To add more detail or explanation to something already said.
"The teacher asked him to elaborate on his answer."
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elaborate in a sentence
- The chef prepared an elaborate dinner with seven courses.
- She planned an elaborate surprise party with a live band and fireworks.
- The teacher asked him to elaborate on his answer.
- Could you elaborate on what you mean by "unfair"?
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What is "elaborate" in Polish?
"elaborate" in Polish is drobiazgowy, rozwinąć. elaborate means: Worked out with great care and detail; intricate or highly developed.
How do you use "elaborate" in a sentence?
Example: "The chef prepared an elaborate dinner with seven courses." In Polish, "elaborate" is drobiazgowy, rozwinąć.
Are there other ways to say "elaborate" in Polish?
Yes — Polish has 2 translations listed for "elaborate": drobiazgowy, rozwinąć.
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