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WordReference English-Polish Dictionary © 2026:
| country n | (political geographic area) | państwo n |
| | | kraj m |
| | The leaders of this country work very hard. |
| | Przywódcy tego państwa ciężko pracują. |
| country n | (rural area) | wieś ż |
| | Our family moved from the country to the city. |
| | Nasza rodzina przeprowadziła się ze wsi do miasta. |
| country n | (homeland) | kraj m |
| | | ojczyzna ż |
| | I am proud of my country. |
| | Jestem dumny z mojego kraju. |
| country n | (distinctive land) | obszar, region m |
| | | kraina ż |
| | This is beautiful country. |
| | To piękny region. |
| country n | (people of a state) | kraj m |
| | | obywatele m, l.mn. |
| | Half of the country supports the party. |
| | Pół kraju popiera tę partię. |
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WordReference English-Polish Dictionary © 2026:
backcountry, back-country, back country n | (remote or undeveloped area) | oddalony teren przym. + m |
| country bumpkin n | slang, pejorative (peasant: simple, unsophisticated person) (obraźliwy) | wsiok m |
| | She's a real country bumpkin who doesn't know anything about the city or public transport. |
| country club n | (suburban social club) | ekskluzywny klub towarzyski na przedmieściach oferujący głównie sporty rekreacyjne wyr. |
| | Colin applied to become a member of the country club. |
| country fair n | (outdoor event, festival) | jarmark, targ m |
| | Every year the village holds a country fair with market stalls and games. |
| country house n | (mansion) | wiejska rezydencja przym. + ż |
| | The upkeep of the family's country house proved too expensive and it fell into ruin. |
country music, country and western music, country and western n | (pop music style of western US) | muzyka country m + n |
| | Garth Brooks dominated country music in the 1990's. |
cross country, cross-country n | (foot race: across fields) | bieg przełajowy m + przym. |
| | I'm good at athletics but don't have the stamina for cross country. |
| cross-country adj | (across countryside) | terenowy przym. |
| | Cross-country running is much more interesting than running on a track. |
| cross-country adj | (skiing: across fields) (narciarstwo) | biegowe przym. |
| | The snow-covered fields were perfect for cross-country skiing. |
| cross-country adj | (journey: across a country) | przez cały kraj wyr. |
| | He set off on his cross-country adventure from Washington to Los Angeles. |
| cross-country adv | (across countryside) | na przełaj przyim. + m |
| | We skied cross-country, following the river. |
cross-country skiing, ski touring n | (skiing across snowy fields) | biegi narciarskie m, l.mn. + przym. |
| | Cross-country skiing is very different from downhill skiing. |
developing country, developing nation n | often plural (poor nation) | kraj rozwijający się m + im. czyn. |
| die for your country vi | (be killed while serving in the military) | umierać za swój kraj |
| | | umrzeć za swój kraj |
| | Countless millions of young men died for their countries during the two world wars of the 20th century. |
| hill country n | (hilly area) | teren pagórkowaty m + przym. |
| | We kept sheep in the hill country, and dairy cows on the land beside the river. |
| host country n | (nation staging an international event) | gospodarz m |
| | South Africa is the host country to the World Cup this year. |
| it's a free country expr | informal (can do what we want) | to wolny kraj |
| | I can eat with my fingers if I want to; it's a free country! |
| leave the country v expr | (go abroad, go overseas) | wyjeżdżać z kraju zwrot ndk. |
| | | wyjechać z kraju zwrot dk. |
| | I left the country five years ago when I moved to Spain. |
| mother country n | (country of birth, native land) | kraj ojczysty m + przym. |
| | A patriot is willing to sacrifice for the mother country. |