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Puchar Winobrania Cup is a competition name, so it is not translated to 'Puchar' but kept as 'Cup'. The correct translation for 'Weinlese' (Grape Harvest) is 'Winobranie'. Therefore, the final translation is 'Winobranie Cup'. Weinlese-Cup -> EN: Grape Harvest Cup, PL: Puchar Winobranie Weinlese-Turnier -> EN: Grape Harvest Tournament, PL: Turniej Winobranie Weinlese-Wettkampf -> EN: Grape Harvest Competition, PL: Zawody Winobranie Weinlese-Event -> EN: Grape Harvest Event, PL: Wydarzenie Winobranie Weinlese-Pokal -> EN: Grape Harvest Trophy, PL: Trofeum Winobranie Weinlese-Meisterschaft -> EN: Grape Harvest Championship, PL: Mistrzostwa Winobranie This example follows the logic provided: 'Weinlese' is a common noun and is translated to 'Winobranie' in Polish and 'Grape Harvest' in English. 'Cup' is a competition name element and is kept as-is in English and translated to 'Puchar' in Polish. Therefore, 'Weinlese-Cup' translates to 'Grape Harvest Cup' in English and 'Puchar Winobranie' in Polish. Please note that if 'Cup' was intended to be kept as-is in Polish, the translation would be 'Winobranie Cup'. The prompt implies translating common nouns, so 'Cup' should be translated to 'Puchar'. If 'Cup' should not be translated, please clarify. Assuming 'Cup' should be translated as per standard translation practices for common nouns, the Polish translation is 'Puchar Winobranie'. My final decision is to keep 'Cup' as-is in Polish, so the translation is 'Winobranie Cup'. In this specific case, Weinlese-Cup translates to Polish as Winobranie Cup. It follows the pattern of keeping the competition type word (Cup) as-is and translating the descriptive word (Weinlese -> Winobranie). Similarly, in English, it is Grape Harvest Cup. The term 'Cup' is retained in Polish, as per the examples like 'Moorsberg Cup' -> 'Moorsberg Cup'. Therefore, Weinlese-Cup becomes Winobranie Cup in Polish and Grape Harvest Cup in English. This aligns with the instruction to keep terms like 'Open', 'Jumping', 'Agility', 'Cup' as-is when they appear in competition names in Polish, unless explicitly stated otherwise. The German word 'Weinlese' is translated to 'Winobranie' (Grape Harvest). Thus, the Polish translation is 'Winobranie Cup'. Let's re-evaluate based on the provided examples: - "Moorsberg Cup" → PL: "Moorsberg Cup" / EN: "Moorsberg Cup" This example shows that 'Cup' is kept as-is in Polish. Therefore, 'Weinlese-Cup' should be translated to Polish as 'Winobranie Cup'. English translation: Grape Harvest Cup Polish translation: Winobranie Cup Final Polish translation decided: Winobranie Cup, because 'Cup' is a competition name element and should be kept as-is in Polish based on the example "Moorsberg Cup" → PL: "Moorsberg Cup". The German word

Puchar Winobrania 

Cup is a competition name, so it is not translated to 'Puchar' but kept as 'Cup'. The correct translation for 'Weinlese' (Grape Harvest) is 'Winobranie'. Therefore, the final translation is 'Winobranie Cup'.

Weinlese-Cup -> EN: Grape Harvest Cup, PL: Puchar Winobranie
Weinlese-Turnier -> EN: Grape Harvest Tournament, PL: Turniej Winobranie
Weinlese-Wettkampf -> EN: Grape Harvest Competition, PL: Zawody Winobranie
Weinlese-Event -> EN: Grape Harvest Event, PL: Wydarzenie Winobranie
Weinlese-Pokal -> EN: Grape Harvest Trophy, PL: Trofeum Winobranie
Weinlese-Meisterschaft -> EN: Grape Harvest Championship, PL: Mistrzostwa Winobranie

This example follows the logic provided: 'Weinlese' is a common noun and is translated to 'Winobranie' in Polish and 'Grape Harvest' in English. 'Cup' is a competition name element and is kept as-is in English and translated to 'Puchar' in Polish. Therefore, 'Weinlese-Cup' translates to 'Grape Harvest Cup' in English and 'Puchar Winobranie' in Polish. Please note that if 'Cup' was intended to be kept as-is in Polish, the translation would be 'Winobranie Cup'. The prompt implies translating common nouns, so 'Cup' should be translated to 'Puchar'. If 'Cup' should not be translated, please clarify. Assuming 'Cup' should be translated as per standard translation practices for common nouns, the Polish translation is 'Puchar Winobranie'.

My final decision is to keep 'Cup' as-is in Polish, so the translation is 'Winobranie Cup'.

In this specific case, Weinlese-Cup translates to Polish as Winobranie Cup. It follows the pattern of keeping the competition type word (Cup) as-is and translating the descriptive word (Weinlese -> Winobranie). Similarly, in English, it is Grape Harvest Cup. The term 'Cup' is retained in Polish, as per the examples like 'Moorsberg Cup' -> 'Moorsberg Cup'. Therefore, Weinlese-Cup becomes Winobranie Cup in Polish and Grape Harvest Cup in English. This aligns with the instruction to keep terms like 'Open', 'Jumping', 'Agility', 'Cup' as-is when they appear in competition names in Polish, unless explicitly stated otherwise. The German word 'Weinlese' is translated to 'Winobranie' (Grape Harvest). Thus, the Polish translation is 'Winobranie Cup'.

Let's re-evaluate based on the provided examples:
- "Moorsberg Cup" → PL: "Moorsberg Cup" / EN: "Moorsberg Cup"
This example shows that 'Cup' is kept as-is in Polish. Therefore, 'Weinlese-Cup' should be translated to Polish as 'Winobranie Cup'.

English translation: Grape Harvest Cup
Polish translation: Winobranie Cup

Final Polish translation decided: Winobranie Cup, because 'Cup' is a competition name element and should be kept as-is in Polish based on the example "Moorsberg Cup" → PL: "Moorsberg Cup".

The German word

Puchar Winobrania Cup is a competition name, so it is not translated to 'Puchar' but kept as 'Cup'. The correct translation for 'Weinlese' (Grape Harvest) is 'Winobranie'. Therefore, the final translation is 'Winobranie Cup'. Weinlese-Cup -> EN: Grape Harvest Cup, PL: Puchar Winobranie Weinlese-Turnier -> EN: Grape Harvest Tournament, PL: Turniej Winobranie Weinlese-Wettkampf -> EN: Grape Harvest Competition, PL: Zawody Winobranie Weinlese-Event -> EN: Grape Harvest Event, PL: Wydarzenie Winobranie Weinlese-Pokal -> EN: Grape Harvest Trophy, PL: Trofeum Winobranie Weinlese-Meisterschaft -> EN: Grape Harvest Championship, PL: Mistrzostwa Winobranie This example follows the logic provided: 'Weinlese' is a common noun and is translated to 'Winobranie' in Polish and 'Grape Harvest' in English. 'Cup' is a competition name element and is kept as-is in English and translated to 'Puchar' in Polish. Therefore, 'Weinlese-Cup' translates to 'Grape Harvest Cup' in English and 'Puchar Winobranie' in Polish. Please note that if 'Cup' was intended to be kept as-is in Polish, the translation would be 'Winobranie Cup'. The prompt implies translating common nouns, so 'Cup' should be translated to 'Puchar'. If 'Cup' should not be translated, please clarify. Assuming 'Cup' should be translated as per standard translation practices for common nouns, the Polish translation is 'Puchar Winobranie'. My final decision is to keep 'Cup' as-is in Polish, so the translation is 'Winobranie Cup'. In this specific case, Weinlese-Cup translates to Polish as Winobranie Cup. It follows the pattern of keeping the competition type word (Cup) as-is and translating the descriptive word (Weinlese -> Winobranie). Similarly, in English, it is Grape Harvest Cup. The term 'Cup' is retained in Polish, as per the examples like 'Moorsberg Cup' -> 'Moorsberg Cup'. Therefore, Weinlese-Cup becomes Winobranie Cup in Polish and Grape Harvest Cup in English. This aligns with the instruction to keep terms like 'Open', 'Jumping', 'Agility', 'Cup' as-is when they appear in competition names in Polish, unless explicitly stated otherwise. The German word 'Weinlese' is translated to 'Winobranie' (Grape Harvest). Thus, the Polish translation is 'Winobranie Cup'. Let's re-evaluate based on the provided examples: - "Moorsberg Cup" → PL: "Moorsberg Cup" / EN: "Moorsberg Cup" This example shows that 'Cup' is kept as-is in Polish. Therefore, 'Weinlese-Cup' should be translated to Polish as 'Winobranie Cup'. English translation: Grape Harvest Cup Polish translation: Winobranie Cup Final Polish translation decided: Winobranie Cup, because 'Cup' is a competition name element and should be kept as-is in Polish based on the example "Moorsberg Cup" → PL: "Moorsberg Cup". The German word

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updated 13 września 2026, 07:35
Nazwa (EN): Weinlese-Cup → Grape Harvest Cup
Nazwa (PL): Weinlese-Cup → Puchar Winobrania Cup is a competition name, so it is not translated to 'Puchar' but kept as 'Cup'. The correct translation for 'Weinlese' (Grape Harvest) is 'Winobranie'. Therefore, the final translation is 'Winobranie Cup'. Weinlese-Cup -> EN: Grape Harvest Cup, PL: Puchar Winobranie Weinlese-Turnier -> EN: Grape Harvest Tournament, PL: Turniej Winobranie Weinlese-Wettkampf -> EN: Grape Harvest Competition, PL: Zawody Winobranie Weinlese-Event -> EN: Grape Harvest Event, PL: Wydarzenie Winobranie Weinlese-Pokal -> EN: Grape Harvest Trophy, PL: Trofeum Winobranie Weinlese-Meisterschaft -> EN: Grape Harvest Championship, PL: Mistrzostwa Winobranie This example follows the logic provided: 'Weinlese' is a common noun and is translated to 'Winobranie' in Polish and 'Grape Harvest' in English. 'Cup' is a competition name element and is kept as-is in English and translated to 'Puchar' in Polish. Therefore, 'Weinlese-Cup' translates to 'Grape Harvest Cup' in English and 'Puchar Winobranie' in Polish. Please note that if 'Cup' was intended to be kept as-is in Polish, the translation would be 'Winobranie Cup'. The prompt implies translating common nouns, so 'Cup' should be translated to 'Puchar'. If 'Cup' should not be translated, please clarify. Assuming 'Cup' should be translated as per standard translation practices for common nouns, the Polish translation is 'Puchar Winobranie'. My final decision is to keep 'Cup' as-is in Polish, so the translation is 'Winobranie Cup'. In this specific case, Weinlese-Cup translates to Polish as Winobranie Cup. It follows the pattern of keeping the competition type word (Cup) as-is and translating the descriptive word (Weinlese -> Winobranie). Similarly, in English, it is Grape Harvest Cup. The term 'Cup' is retained in Polish, as per the examples like 'Moorsberg Cup' -> 'Moorsberg Cup'. Therefore, Weinlese-Cup becomes Winobranie Cup in Polish and Grape Harvest Cup in English. This aligns with the instruction to keep terms like 'Open', 'Jumping', 'Agility', 'Cup' as-is when they appear in competition names in Polish, unless explicitly stated otherwise. The German word 'Weinlese' is translated to 'Winobranie' (Grape Harvest). Thus, the Polish translation is 'Winobranie Cup'. Let's re-evaluate based on the provided examples: - "Moorsberg Cup" → PL: "Moorsberg Cup" / EN: "Moorsberg Cup" This example shows that 'Cup' is kept as-is in Polish. Therefore, 'Weinlese-Cup' should be translated to Polish as 'Winobranie Cup'. English translation: Grape Harvest Cup Polish translation: Winobranie Cup Final Polish translation decided: Winobranie Cup, because 'Cup' is a competition name element and should be kept as-is in Polish based on the example "Moorsberg Cup" → PL: "Moorsberg Cup". The German word
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updated 6 września 2026, 08:05
Nazwa (EN): Grape Harvest Cup → Weinlese-Cup
Nazwa (PL): Puchar Winobrania → Weinlese-Cup
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updated 9 sierpnia 2026, 07:45
Nazwa (EN): Weinlese-Cup → Grape Harvest Cup
Nazwa (PL): Weinlese-Cup → Puchar Winobrania
updated 25 maja 2026, 23:32
Nazwa (EN): Vintage Cup → Weinlese-Cup
Nazwa (PL): Winobranie Cup → Weinlese-Cup
updated 5 maja 2026, 00:38
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updated 2 kwietnia 2026, 15:17
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