fantastic in Polish
fantastic in Polish is fantastyczny, niesamowity — fantastic means extremely good; wonderful.
fantastic in Polish
fantastyczny
niesamowity
fantastyczny
Existing in or constructed from fantasy; of or relating to fantasy; fanciful.
What does "fantastic" mean?
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adjective Extremely good; wonderful.
"We had a fantastic time at the concert."
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adjective So extreme or strange it seems unreal or made-up.
"He told a fantastic story about escaping the island on a raft."
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fantastic in a sentence
- We had a fantastic time at the concert.
- The food there is absolutely fantastic.
- He told a fantastic story about escaping the island on a raft.
- The book is full of fantastic creatures and impossible castles.
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What is "fantastic" in Polish?
"fantastic" in Polish is fantastyczny, niesamowity. fantastic means: Extremely good; wonderful.
How do you use "fantastic" in a sentence?
Example: "We had a fantastic time at the concert." In Polish, "fantastic" is fantastyczny, niesamowity.
Are there other ways to say "fantastic" in Polish?
Yes — Polish has 2 translations listed for "fantastic": fantastyczny, niesamowity.
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