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pyramid in Polish

pyramid in Polish is piramida, ostrosłup — pyramid means a large structure with a square base and four triangular sides meeting at a point, especially the ancient Egyptian tombs.

pyramid in Polish

piramida
noun
ostrosłup
noun

What does "pyramid" mean?

  1. noun A large structure with a square base and four triangular sides meeting at a point, especially the ancient Egyptian tombs.
    "They visited the Great Pyramid of Giza on their trip to Egypt."
  2. noun A fraudulent business model where early investors are paid using money from new recruits rather than real profit.
    "Thousands lost their savings in the pyramid scheme."
  3. verb To build up or arrange something into a pyramid-like shape or structure.
    "The display pyramided dozens of tins into a striking arrangement."
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pyramid in a sentence

  • They visited the Great Pyramid of Giza on their trip to Egypt.
  • Thousands lost their savings in the pyramid scheme.
  • The display pyramided dozens of tins into a striking arrangement.

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What is "pyramid" in Polish?

"pyramid" in Polish is piramida, ostrosłup. pyramid means: A large structure with a square base and four triangular sides meeting at a point, especially the ancient Egyptian tombs.

How do you use "pyramid" in a sentence?

Example: "They visited the Great Pyramid of Giza on their trip to Egypt." In Polish, "pyramid" is piramida, ostrosłup.

Are there other ways to say "pyramid" in Polish?

Yes — Polish has 2 translations listed for "pyramid": piramida, ostrosłup.

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