It is used in Chicago, which has a large Polish American population, to describe a determined, hardworking, and loyal person, often someone who is blue collar, reliable, and unpretentious. People typically say "He's a real grabowski" or "That grabowski never quits." The term originated in mid to late 20th century Chicago working class neighborhoods, especially among Polish and other Eastern European communities.

Définition et signification de « grabowski » en anglais

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