WordReference English-Polish Dictionary © 2026:
| Główne tłumaczenia |
| plus n | uncountable (symbol: +) | plus m |
| | You use plus to signify that two numbers should be added together. |
| plus n | informal (benefit) | plus m |
| | Joan's job offers flexitime, which is a plus. |
| plus prep | (add) | plus m |
| | Two plus two equals four. |
| plus conj | (in addition) | plus m |
| | So that's the five of us, plus Karen and Bob; we need a bigger car! |
plus,
-plus adj | (not younger than) | plus m |
| | In the UK, you need to be eighteen plus to buy alcohol. |
| Dodatkowe Tłumaczenia |
| plus adj | (in grade) | plus m |
| | Nina got an A plus for her essay. |
| plus adj | (temperature: above zero) (potoczny) | na plusie przyim. + m |
| | It only got up to plus four today. |
| plus adv | informal (besides) | dodatkowo przys. |
| | My new job pays well. Plus, I can eat all the donuts I want. |
| plus prep | (together with) | i spój. |
| | | plus spój. |
| | The house has many closets plus extra storage in the loft. |