get-together in Polish
get-together in Polish is biesiada, spotkanie towarzyskie — get-together means to meet with someone socially, usually informally and by arrangement.
get-together in Polish
biesiada
(informal) Preferring or favoring cooperation or social interaction.
spotkanie towarzyskie
(informal) Preferring or favoring cooperation or social interaction.
What does "get-together" mean?
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phrasal verb To meet with someone socially, usually informally and by arrangement.
"Let's get together for a coffee before you fly out."
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noun An informal social gathering of friends, family or colleagues. Usually written get-together.
"It's just a small get-together, nothing formal."
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phrasal verb To start a romantic or sexual relationship with someone.
"They got together at university and have been together ever since."
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get-together in a sentence
- Let's get together for a coffee before you fly out.
- We get together every Christmas at my aunt's.
- It's just a small get-together, nothing formal.
- She hosts a get-together for the whole street every summer.
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What is "get-together" in Polish?
"get-together" in Polish is biesiada, spotkanie towarzyskie. get-together means: To meet with someone socially, usually informally and by arrangement.
How do you use "get-together" in a sentence?
Example: "Let's get together for a coffee before you fly out." In Polish, "get-together" is biesiada, spotkanie towarzyskie.
Are there other ways to say "get-together" in Polish?
Yes — Polish has 2 translations listed for "get-together": biesiada, spotkanie towarzyskie.
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