generic in Polish
generic in Polish is ogólny, pospolity, uogólniony — generic means applying broadly to a whole class or category rather than one specific item; not brand-specific.
generic in Polish
What does "generic" mean?
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adj Applying broadly to a whole class or category rather than one specific item; not brand-specific.
"She bought the generic version of the medicine to save money."
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adj Lacking any distinctive or original qualities; bland and unoriginal.
"The movie had a pretty generic plot with no real surprises."
generic in a sentence
- She bought the generic version of the medicine to save money.
- The store sells generic cola alongside the name brands.
- The movie had a pretty generic plot with no real surprises.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "generic" in Polish?
"generic" in Polish is ogólny, pospolity, uogólniony. generic means: Applying broadly to a whole class or category rather than one specific item; not brand-specific.
How do you use "generic" in a sentence?
Example: "She bought the generic version of the medicine to save money." In Polish, "generic" is ogólny, pospolity, uogólniony.
Are there other ways to say "generic" in Polish?
Yes — Polish has 6 translations listed for "generic": ogólny, pospolity, uogólniony, bezmarkowy, niemarkowy, rodzajowy.