Translations for „exile“ in the English » Polish Dictionary

I . exile [ˈeksaɪl] N

1. exile no pl:

exile (banishment)

wygnanie nt

exile (for political reasons)

wychodźstwo nt

exile (for political reasons)

emigracja f

2. exile (person):

exile

wygnaniec m

exile political, religious

uchodźca m

exile political, religious

emigrant(ka) m (f)

a tax exile

uchodźca podatkowy

II . exile [ˈeksaɪl] VB trans

exile

skazywać [perf skazać] na wygnanie

to exile sb to Siberia

zsyłać [perf zesłać] kogoś na Syberię

Usage examples with exile

a tax exile

uchodźca podatkowy

to exile sb to Siberia

zsyłać [perf zesłać] kogoś na Syberię

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

During his exile he completed written works that he later published after his release.

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Their souring relations with the new revolutionary regime forced them into exile.

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The two men are bonded by their status as exiles from their respective homelands.

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The reason for his exile is still unknown.

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They married soon after their exile, in 1911.

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Many others were sentenced to jail and many were exiled.

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On returning from exile in 1322, he looked to reconcile with his father, in order to recuperate his lost titles and properties.

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Upon his return from the exile, he had more stories published.

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