poorly in Polish
poorly in Polish is biednie — poorly means in a way that lacks skill, quality, or success.
poorly in Polish
biednie
What does "poorly" mean?
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adv In a way that lacks skill, quality, or success.
"He did poorly in the interview and was not offered the job."
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adj Feeling unwell or sick (chiefly British).
"Grandad has been poorly all week, so we are taking him some soup."
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poorly in a sentence
- He did poorly in the interview and was not offered the job.
- The shop was poorly lit, so we could barely read the labels.
- Grandad has been poorly all week, so we are taking him some soup.
- I'm feeling a bit poorly today, so I think I'll go to bed early.
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What is "poorly" in Polish?
"poorly" in Polish is biednie. poorly means: In a way that lacks skill, quality, or success.
How do you use "poorly" in a sentence?
Example: "He did poorly in the interview and was not offered the job." In Polish, "poorly" is biednie.
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