Definition of robotnik in English:

robotnik

(also robotnick)

noun rəʊˈbɒtnɪk

1940s. From Polish robotnik worker, in later use sometimes analysed as from robot + -nik.

(also robotnick)

nounrəʊˈbɒtnɪk

1940s. From Polish robotnik worker, in later use sometimes analysed as from robot + -nik.

单词	robotnik
释义	Definition of robotnik in English: robotnik (also robotnick) noun rəʊˈbɒtnɪk A serf; a worker, especially one who mindlessly obeys authority. Origin 1940s. From Polish robotnik worker, in later use sometimes analysed as from robot + -nik. Definition of robotnik in US English: robotnik (also robotnick) nounrəʊˈbɒtnɪk A serf; a worker, especially one who mindlessly obeys authority. Origin 1940s. From Polish robotnik worker, in later use sometimes analysed as from robot + -nik.
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