inactive in Polish
inactive in Polish is bezczynny, bierny, nieaktywny — inactive means not currently active or in use, whether for a short time or permanently.
inactive in Polish
bezczynny
Not active, temporarily or permanently.
bierny
Not active, temporarily or permanently.
nieaktywny
Not active, temporarily or permanently.
obojętny
Not active, temporarily or permanently.
bierny
Not functioning or operating; broken down
obojętny
Not functioning or operating; broken down
zepsuty
Not functioning or operating; broken down
bierny
(chemistry) Relatively inert.
What does "inactive" mean?
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adjective Not currently active or in use, whether for a short time or permanently.
"The account has been inactive for over a year."
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adjective Not physically active; not getting exercise.
"Sitting at a desk all day left him feeling inactive and sluggish."
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adjective No longer working or functioning properly.
"The old volcano has been inactive for centuries."
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inactive in a sentence
- The account has been inactive for over a year.
- Sitting at a desk all day left him feeling inactive and sluggish.
- The old volcano has been inactive for centuries.
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What is "inactive" in Polish?
"inactive" in Polish is bezczynny, bierny, nieaktywny. inactive means: Not currently active or in use, whether for a short time or permanently.
How do you use "inactive" in a sentence?
Example: "The account has been inactive for over a year." In Polish, "inactive" is bezczynny, bierny, nieaktywny.
Are there other ways to say "inactive" in Polish?
Yes — Polish has 5 translations listed for "inactive": bezczynny, bierny, nieaktywny, obojętny, zepsuty.
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