Mickiewicz

[ mits-kye-vich ]

noun

1. A·dam [ah, -dahm], 1798–1855, Polish poet.

Mickiewicz

/ mitsˈkjɛvitʃ /

noun

1. MickiewiczAdam17981855MPolishWRITING: poet Adam (ˈadam). 1798–1855, Polish poet, whose epic Thaddeus (1834) is regarded as a masterpiece of Polish literature

Example Sentences

Dawid Ratajzyc, a professor at Adam Mickiewicz University, who conducted the study, says maybe “robots can tell us more about ourselves than about robots.”

From National Geographic

Rafał Zwolak, an ecologist at the Adam Mickiewicz University in Poland who studies seed dispersal and animal personality, called the research “absolutely pioneering.”

From New York Times

Her first newspaper article, according to the Adam Mickiewicz Institute, a state-run Polish cultural organization, was about the trial in Germany of SS officers who had worked at Auschwitz.

From Washington Post

The bog is fed only by rain, so it forms a great archive of atmospheric pollution, says Barbara Fiałkiewicz- Kozieł, a geoecologist at Adam Mickiewicz University.

From Science Magazine

“It seems like a superorganism that covers the entire continent that takes a big breath every couple of years,” says Michał Bogdziewicz, a forest ecologist at Adam Mickiewicz University in Poland.

From Science Magazine