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facilitate in Polish

facilitate in Polish is ułatwiać, upraszczać, torować — facilitate means to make a process easier or help it happen more smoothly.

facilitate in Polish

ułatwiać
verb
To make easy or easier.
upraszczać
verb
To make easy or easier.
torować
verb
To make easy or easier.

What does "facilitate" mean?

  1. verb To make a process easier or help it happen more smoothly.
    "A wider pavement would facilitate access for people using wheelchairs and pushchairs."
  2. verb To lead or guide a meeting, workshop, or discussion without taking a side.
    "Our manager will facilitate tomorrow's workshop, making sure everyone gets a chance to speak."
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facilitate in a sentence

  • A wider pavement would facilitate access for people using wheelchairs and pushchairs.
  • The new software facilitates communication between departments.
  • Our manager will facilitate tomorrow's workshop, making sure everyone gets a chance to speak.
  • I have never facilitated a meeting before, so I feel a little nervous.

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What is "facilitate" in Polish?
"facilitate" in Polish is ułatwiać, upraszczać, torować. facilitate means: To make a process easier or help it happen more smoothly.
How do you use "facilitate" in a sentence?
Example: "A wider pavement would facilitate access for people using wheelchairs and pushchairs." In Polish, "facilitate" is ułatwiać, upraszczać, torować.
Are there other ways to say "facilitate" in Polish?
Yes — Polish has 3 translations listed for "facilitate": ułatwiać, upraszczać, torować.
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