rekordowe

Rekordowe is a Polish word that translates to "record-breaking" or "record-setting" in English. It is an adjective used to describe an achievement, event, or measurement that surpasses all previous known instances or benchmarks. The word is commonly used in various contexts, including sports, science, economics, and everyday life, to denote exceptional performance or extraordinary occurrences.

In sports, "rekordowe" would describe a new fastest time in a race, the highest jump achieved, or the most points scored in a season. For instance, a "rekordowe tempo" might refer to a pace that is faster than any previously recorded. In science, it could be used to describe a discovery of a new species with unique characteristics or a measurement of an extreme phenomenon, such as the "rekordowe" temperature recorded in a specific location.

Economically, "rekordowe" figures might relate to a company's highest profit, a nation's lowest unemployment rate, or a significant increase in trade volume. In everyday language, it can be applied more casually to describe a particularly large gathering, an exceptionally long queue, or an unusually successful event. The term emphasizes the superlative nature of the described item, highlighting its status as the ultimate or highest within its category.