turnkey in Polish
turnkey in Polish is pod klucz, klawisz — turnkey means ready to use straight away, with nothing more to assemble or check first.
turnkey in Polish
pod klucz
Ready to use without further assembly or test; supplied in a state that is ready to turn on and operate (typically refers to an assembly that is outsourced for manufacture).
klawisz
(archaic) A warder or jailer; a keeper of the keys in a prison.
What does "turnkey" mean?
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adj Ready to use straight away, with nothing more to assemble or check first.
"He cautioned that the house “is not turnkey,” and that because it is “so unusual,” it may take a while to sell. But, he added, “It’s a joy to be selling a property with its history.”"
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turnkey in a sentence
- He cautioned that the house “is not turnkey,” and that because it is “so unusual,” it may take a while to sell. But, he added, “It’s a joy to be selling a property with its history.”
- They wanted a turnkey solution for the entire system, but we could only provide the enclosure.
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What is "turnkey" in Polish?
"turnkey" in Polish is pod klucz, klawisz. turnkey means: Ready to use straight away, with nothing more to assemble or check first.
Are there other ways to say "turnkey" in Polish?
Yes — Polish has 2 translations listed for "turnkey": pod klucz, klawisz.
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