entry-level in Polish
entry-level in Polish is podstawowy — entry-level means suitable for someone with no previous experience, especially of a job at the lowest rung of a career.
entry-level in Polish
podstawowy
Simple enough to be appropriate to an inexperienced person, or to someone who does not need advanced features.
What does "entry-level" mean?
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adjective Suitable for someone with no previous experience, especially of a job at the lowest rung of a career.
"She applied for an entry-level marketing role straight out of university."
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adjective Cheapest and most basic in a range of products, aimed at first-time or budget buyers.
"The entry-level model has half the storage but costs a third less."
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noun The lowest grade or starting point of a scale, career path or product range.
"He started at entry level and made partner in nine years."
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entry-level in a sentence
- She applied for an entry-level marketing role straight out of university.
- Most entry-level positions here pay around £26,000.
- The entry-level model has half the storage but costs a third less.
- He started at entry level and made partner in nine years.
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What is "entry-level" in Polish?
"entry-level" in Polish is podstawowy. entry-level means: Suitable for someone with no previous experience, especially of a job at the lowest rung of a career.
How do you use "entry-level" in a sentence?
Example: "She applied for an entry-level marketing role straight out of university." In Polish, "entry-level" is podstawowy.
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