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Meanings of polska in English
A republic in central Europe; the invasion of Poland by Germany in 1939 started World War II.
Usage of polska in English
1
For the Värmland polska is the most wonderful dance.
2
They all wished to learn to dance the polska.
3
The polska bore her, lifted her; her feet had wings; she felt as light as air.
4
And then he began to dance the polska.
5
The polska tunes rang again suddenly in his ears, and loudest among them all sounded the old ring-dance.
6
They wished to learn the polska.
7
And now they all set themselves in motion for a great Halling-polska, and every "Gut" chose himself a "Jente."
8
As he ran away from the village in the dark, rainy February morning, the polska tunes seethed and roared in his ears.
9
The Polska, half smiling, half uneasy, led me over to the house.
10
We will not be looking on passively, said Robert Cyglicki from Greenpeace Polska.
11
Multimedia Polska has purchased Cicero's technology to power its MobilFON voice and messaging service.
12
I was preparing to wash my tunic when the Polska took it from me.
13
The Polska chased them off and collected a few eggs.
14
Quadrangle, Goldman Sachs Capital Partners, Get and Multimedia Polska were not immediately available for comment.
15
We had left Hals with his Polska at Nevotoretchy.
16
Its larger rival is state-owned former monopoly Poczta Polska.
Frequent collocations
Polska through the time