swan in Polish

swan in Polish is łabędź — swan means a large, long-necked waterbird, usually with white plumage, known for its graceful appearance.

łabędź

noun

Any of various species of large, long-necked waterfowl, of genus Cygnus (bird family: Anatidae), most of which have white plumage.

What does "swan" mean?

noun A large, long-necked waterbird, usually with white plumage, known for its graceful appearance.
"A pair of swans glided across the lake."
verb To move about in a casual, carefree, or self-important way.
"On the other side: the rich, beautiful tapestry of WASP culture that constituted Levis's life—friends playing horseshoes at backyard cocktail parties, where girls swanned in chaise longues, clinking their gin and tonics."

A pair of swans glided across the lake.
The swan hissed at us when we got too close to her nest.
On the other side: the rich, beautiful tapestry of WASP culture that constituted Levis's life—friends playing horseshoes at backyard cocktail parties, where girls swanned in chaise longues, clinking their gin and tonics.
He swanned into the meeting twenty minutes late without an apology.

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What is "swan" in Polish?

"swan" in Polish is łabędź. swan means: A large, long-necked waterbird, usually with white plumage, known for its graceful appearance.

How do you use "swan" in a sentence?

Example: "A pair of swans glided across the lake." In Polish, "swan" is łabędź.

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