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.

Definicja i znaczenie słowa „grabowski” po angielsku

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