won't in Polish
won't in Polish is nie — won't means a person's usual habit or custom.
won't in Polish
nie
will not (negative auxiliary); used to indicate a future non-occurring action.
What does "won't" mean?
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noun A person's usual habit or custom.
"It was her wont to water the garden every morning before breakfast."
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adj In the habit of doing something; accustomed to it.
"My neighbour is wont to sing loudly while she hangs out the washing."
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won't in a sentence
- It was her wont to water the garden every morning before breakfast.
- Grandad, as was his wont, fell asleep in the armchair after lunch.
- My neighbour is wont to sing loudly while she hangs out the washing.
- They were wont to gather by the river on warm summer evenings.
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What is "won't" in Polish?
"won't" in Polish is nie. won't means: A person's usual habit or custom.
How do you use "won't" in a sentence?
Example: "It was her wont to water the garden every morning before breakfast." In Polish, "won't" is nie.
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