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Which of the following is a term for 'a colleague at work' in Polish?

  1. Kolega z pracy

  2. Kasjer

  3. Szef kuchni

  4. Szofer

The correct answer is: Kolega z pracy

The term 'a colleague at work' translates to 'Kolega z pracy' in Polish. This phrase specifically indicates someone who shares the same workplace, which is an essential aspect of the definition of a colleague. Each component of the phrase contributes to the meaning; 'kolega' means colleague or friend, while 'z pracy' specifies that this relationship occurs in a work environment. The other options refer to specific professions: 'Kasjer' means cashier, 'Szef kuchni' refers to a chef, and 'Szofer' translates to chauffeur. While these terms denote certain jobs, they do not convey the general idea of a colleague, making 'Kolega z pracy' the correct choice here for describing a work associate in Polish.

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