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I need help in translating from Polish into English
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glutenfree
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I need help in translating from Polish into English
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Dear friends/English teachers from Poland. I need the translation for: funkcjonariusz, pkt.,
tkz., art.,Kkw.. The things I ´ve found so far have been: funkcjonariusz-officer,
pkt.-no., art.-art,Kkw.-Cxc(Criminal Executive Code). Is that correct ? Thank you so much !
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26 Feb 2015
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Carolinenjnc
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Yes, the translation is correct. It does depend on what context is your word used in.
Funkcjonariusz - the root word is funkcja=function, so it could be a person having a special function. If it is in police setting which I am assuming it could be, then yes, the word "officer" is appropriate. It could also be a clerk or an office worker. |
26 Feb 2015
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morenika1
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Dear Glutenfree, All your translations are OK. I found the following translations: - funkcjonariusz – officer or official - pkt. (abbreviation from the Polish word ‘punkt’) – no. = number - art. (abbreviation form the Polish word ‘artyku�’) – Art = legal article - k.k.w. (abbreviation from the Polish legal term ‘Kodeks Karny Wykonawczy’) – the Executive Penal Code All the very best. |
26 Feb 2015
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