taken in Polish
taken in Polish is zajęta, zajęty — taken means past participle of take.
taken in Polish
zajęta
(informal) In a serious romantic relationship.
zajęty
(informal) In a serious romantic relationship.
What does "taken" mean?
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verb Past participle of take.
"She has taken the exam three times already."
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adj Already occupied or claimed; unavailable.
"Sorry, that seat is taken."
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adj Emotionally captivated or impressed by someone or something.
"He was clearly taken with her from the moment they met."
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taken in a sentence
- She has taken the exam three times already.
- Sorry, that seat is taken.
- All the good usernames were already taken.
- He was clearly taken with her from the moment they met.
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What is "taken" in Polish?
"taken" in Polish is zajęta, zajęty. taken means: Past participle of take.
How do you use "taken" in a sentence?
Example: "She has taken the exam three times already." In Polish, "taken" is zajęta, zajęty.
Are there other ways to say "taken" in Polish?
Yes — Polish has 2 translations listed for "taken": zajęta, zajęty.
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