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prevalence
It also reported a prevalence of 1.68 per 1,000 for children under 15 years.
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występowanie (np. choroby)
riding crop, crop, riding whip
He tried to hit us with his crop, but he missed.
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szpicruta
stout
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stout, porter (piwo)
whoop-de-do
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wielkie mi ale
de-emphasize, e-emphasise
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przykładać mniejszą wagę, zmniejszyć kładziony nacisk
pariah
Why must I be looked upon as being a pariah?
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parias
thus
She had a baby and thus quit her job
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stąd, tak więc, dlatego
thus
He reduced his expenses thus saving some money.
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w ten sposób, tym samym
thusly
And they're thusly going to keep each of them operating.
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stąd, tak więc, dlatego
thusly
It is more difficult, thusly, for them to turn and fire over their right shoulder.
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w ten sposób, tym samym
thus far
This mystery thus far has remained unsolved.
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do tej pory, jak dotąd
so far, thus far
Here is a look at how things have gone so far.
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jak dotąd, na razie, jak do tej pory
so far so good
So far so good, but where should he start from?
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jak na razie jest dobrze
in so far as, insofar as, in as far as
In so far as we do not need them, they may die.
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o tyle że
to bark
My dog started barking while I was talking on the phone.
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szczekać, ujadać
to bark
At first, when she used to do it, I would get up and bark my head off, but not now.
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otrzeć, zedrzeć (np. kolano w czasie upadku)
to bark
Trees in the area were debarked, one of which had a car wrapped around it.
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korować, okorować (obdzierać drzewo z kory)
bark
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kora (na drzewie)
bark
But just as quickly, he came out, without a single bark.
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szczekanie, ujadanie
barking
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szczekanie
barking mad, barking british english
And, barking mad: Nine hundred pounds for a dog with no lead.
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bez piątej klepki, szalony
you don't keep a dog and bark yourself
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kazał pan, musiał sam
The moon doesn't care for barking dogs
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Psy szczekają, a karawana jedzie dalej
embark
In fact, she had embarked on a second career at age 51.
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wchodzić na pokład
embark
The group members embarked on a study of 10 families with young children.
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zaokrętować, załadowywać, wprowadzić na pokład
embark on something, embark upon something
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wyruszać, rozpoczynać (np. podróż)
embark on something, embark upon something
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rozpoczynać, podejmować, przedsięwziąć (np. kampanię)
bark beetle
European bark beetles have the ability to spread quickly over large areas.
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kornik
dung beetle
Out of the can he took one large black dung beetle after another.
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żuk gnojowy (chrząszcz)
dung heap, dunghill, dungheap
I had been following the smell of a dung heap!
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gnojowisko
pile up
You shouldn't leave your stuff piled up like this.
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układać w stos
pile up
The reports will begin to pile up. (R
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nagromadzać się, piętrzyć się
re-embark
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ponownie zaokrętowywać (się
re-embark
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ponownie załadowywać
re-embark
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ponownie wprowadzać na pokład, ponownie wchodzić na pokład
tree bark
Long ago the material was animal skin or tree bark.
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kora drzewa
cinchona
"Cinchona was right about more than that," a voice said behind them.
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drzewo chinowe, chinowiec
cinchona, cinchona bark
Now, all I required was a good stock of cinchona bark.
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kora chinowa
cinchona
More evidence is needed to rate the effectiveness of cinchona for these uses.
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chinina
debark, disembark
The ship was last debarked on 27 September 1920 and sold in 1923.
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wyładowywać (towar), rozładowywać (statek, samolot)
debark, disembark
The last person to debark was a woman who lost her scarf as she passed me.
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wysiadać (ze statku, samolotu), opuszczać (pokład)
debarkation, disembarkation
In the rush attending debarkation, he had no chance to discuss the subject further.
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wysiadanie (z samolotu, statku), opuszczanie (pokładu)
debarkation, disembarkation
And hope the point of debarkation, where the winning was easier, can be found again.
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wyładowywanie (towaru), rozładowywanie (statku, samolotu)
dog barking
All night long the children could hear a dog barking, but no one came.
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szczekanie psa
barking spider
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tyłek, dupa, odbyt
flatulence
All people produce and release flatulence, on average 14 times every day.
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wzdęcie
flatulency
He took some pains to repeat the exorcism against sickness of the entrails, flatulency and the rest; it could do no harm to observe this precaution, though he was no priest.
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wzdęcie
Barking dogs seldom bite
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Krowa, która dużo ryczy, mało mleka daje
bark up the wrong tree
Could he once again be barking up the wrong tree?
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skupiać się na niewłaściwym problemie, mylić się w ocenie czegoś
somebody's bark is worse than somebody's bite
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pies, który dużo szczeka, nie gryzie (ktoś nie jest tak groźny, jakiego udaje)
ebb
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odpływ
ebb
At last the water began to ebb, running back the other way.
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ustąpić, ustępować (np. przypływ)
ebb
But the energy seemed to ebb away after that, along with the color.
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stopnieć, zmaleć (np. fortuna, entuzjazm)
be at a low ebb
By this time American air power was at a low ebb.
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przechodzić kryzys
ebb tide
They knew, all right: the current was treacherous, especially on an ebb tide.
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odpływ
treacherous
You can be every kind of treacherous thing at once!
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podstępny, zdradziecki, oszukańczy (o osobie)
treacherous
It is just going to be a more treacherous road.
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zdradliwy (np. teren), niebezpieczny (np. o drodze)
treacherously
Here, however, he was treacherously arrested by order of the king, and put to death.
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zdradziecko, podstępnie
treacherousness
As they stepped out from their shelter the treacherousness of the ground beneath their feet allowed no room for anything except total concentration.
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zdradliwość
rising tide
The towel we left a bit too close to the rising tide.
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przypływ
low tide
When's the next low tide?
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odpływ (na oceanie, morzu)
high tide
It would have washed away at high tide.
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przypływ (na oceanie, morzu)
tide
See, the tide is going down over the sand.
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pływ, fala
tide
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fala powodowana przez prąd
tide
Still, I feel as if the tide of history is against me.
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bieg, rozwój sytuacji
tide
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fala, zalew (np. emocji)
tide
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masa ludzi
The tide must be taken when it comes
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trzeba korzystać z okazji, zanim będzie za późno
Time and tide wait for no man.
Time and tide wait for no man - and time has run out for you.
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Czas nie czeka na nikogo.
Time and tide wait for no man
Time and tide wait for no man, not even a little boy rushing to finish his sand castle before it gets washed away.
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Czasu ani morza nie da się zatrzymać
tide of crime
Law enforcement wasn't even stemming the tide of crime, never mind turning it back.
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fala przestępstw
tide of something
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bieg czegoś
tide of something
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masa jakichś ludzi (np. uchodźców)
swim with the tide
Carey bobbed like jetsam, always awkward even though Ellwood was swimming with the tide.
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płynąć z prądem (myśleć tak jak wszyscy)
age of tide
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wiek pływu
tide of violence
This action, however, did not stop the tide of violence.
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fala przemocy
tide is out
When the tide is out, we can walk further along the beach.
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jest odpływ
tide is in
When the tide is in, only a boat will do.
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jest przypływ
tide-mark
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ślad na plaży po przypływie morza
tide-mark informal british english
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osad na wannie po kąpieli
tide somebody over something
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pozwalać komuś przetrwać, pomóc komuś
A control lock may also be known as a tide lock where it is used to control seawater entering into a body of fresh water.
A control lock may also be known as a tide lock where it is used to control seawater entering into a body of fresh water.
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tide lock
flowing tide
The river was too deep, and the flowing tide made it too fast for any man to cross.
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prąd przypływu
flowing tide
He too found no excess of births during the flowing tide.
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rosnąca fala
half tide
Half tide docks are particularly useful in areas with a large tidal range.
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półamplituda pływu
neap tide
With a neap tide, our chances should be pretty good.
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pływ kwadraturowy (związany z fazą księżyca)
tide race
He made the cut ahead of the tide race and finally saw something to smile about.
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silny prąd pływu
arms race
The arms race must be stopped in the third world too.
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wyścig zbrojeń
tide gate
The tide gate prevents this from happening by only allowing water past at low tide.
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śluza basenu pływowego
tide gauge
However, further work with long tide gauges records revealed that sea level acceleration may have started earlier, over 200 years ago.
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mareograf, pływomierz
tide table
In any case, since 1985 no human at the airport has needed a tide table.
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tablica pływów
spring tide
It was a strong spring tide, and took us fast.
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pływ syzygijny (zjawisko pływowe powstające, gdy Ziemia, Księżyc i Słońce znajdują się w linii prostej)
rock pool british english, tide pool american english
There is a large rock pool at the northern end.
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zagłębienie z wodą w nadmorskich skałach
the incoming tide
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zbliżający się przypływ
the incoming tide
They would be visible then, and in the open against an incoming tide.
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fala napływu
swim against the tide
They had been swimming against the tide, which was coming in from the ocean.
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płynąć pod prąd
swim against the tide
How are these teams swimming against the tide with such success?
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płynąć pod prąd (myśleć po swojemu)
flood tide
There'll be no flood tide until late tonight, so here's the plan
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przypływ
tide line
They can therefore be built above the high tide line.
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linia zasięgu wód przypływu
betide
Darkness fell upon the land, and the sea was still, while the world waited for what should betide.
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przytrafić się, przydarzyć się, zdarzyć się
woe betide somebody
But woe betide the one she did not speak for!
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biada komuś
woe
And woe be to anyone who tried to take him away from it.
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cierpienie, żałość, rozpacz
woes
The state's economic woes have been an issue in the campaign.
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nieszczęścia, kłopoty, niedola
woe!
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biada!
woe is me
The thinking will not be "woe is me, and hand it off six times," Hackett said.
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mam same zmartwienia
tale of woe
I can sit down and tell you tales of woe from here to China.
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lament, biadolenie
boon
His energy policy would be a boon to the oil industry.
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skarb, dobrodziejstwo
boon companion
Over the last year, solitude had become his boon companion.
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bliski przyjaciel
ace boon coon
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swój człowiek, ziomal, ziomalka
tidal
You can get 4 times as much energy from tidal than wind.
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pływowy
tidal
Tidal changes have been at work on the religious scene before.
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chwilowy, czasowy (stale się zmieniający)
tidal bore, bore, aegir, eagre, eygre
They rushed upon him with a force like a gigantic tidal bore.
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fala skacząca, gwałtowna fala przypływu od morza
tidal wave
The tidal wave beyond them was half as high again.
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fala pływowa, fala pływu
tidal wave
It was like a great tidal wave inside her, over which she had no control.
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fala uczuć (np. gniewu, radości)
tidal current, tidal stream
It is very rarely still because of the strong tidal currents.
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prąd pływu
tidal basin
Montrose in the north east of the county is notable for its tidal basin.
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basen pływowy
river basin
In this way, the king gained control of the river basin.
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dorzecze, zlewnia (rzeki)
tidal flat
During low tide, a limited number of people are allowed to walk on the tidal flats.
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teren zalewany w czasie przypływu
tidal river
The banks of the tidal river are lined with mangroves.
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rzeka z pływami
tidal power
The area has also been studied for the potential use of tidal power.
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energia pływów
tidal waters
Half the qualifying sea time must be conducted in tidal waters.
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wody fal pływowych
tidal power station
I'm not sure why they more is not made of tidal power stations.
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elektrownia pływowa
basin
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basen, zlewisko, dorzecze
basin
She put the basin away and came back to the bed.
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miednica, miska
basin
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zagłębienie, niecka
sugar bowl, sugar basin
Could you take the sugar bowl out of the cupboard?
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cukierniczka, cukiernica
drainage basin
Over a half million people live in its drainage basin.
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zlewisko, dorzecze
catch basin, catch pit british english
It seemed to be coming from between me and the catch basin.
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osadnik kanalizacyjny
washbasin, wash-hand basin
He walked across to the washbasin and looked in the mirror.
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umywalka
The washbasin is blocked.
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Umywalka jest zatkana.
artesian basin
The Great Artesian Basin is an important water source for the state.
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niecka artezyjska
artesian well
The water in the was supplied by an artesian well.
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studnia artezyjska
coal basin
The lignite deposit is part of the Moscow coal basin.
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niecka węglowa
pedestal basin
The Cottage suite is distinguished by its pretty shapes and proportions, featuring a charming fluted design, which extends from the pedestal basin to the bath and w.c.
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umywalka na nóżce
pedestal table
Only the pedestal table was clearly better than I could do.
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stół na jednej nodze
pudding basin
Cut the string, foil and paper off the pudding basin.
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naczynie do gotowania puddingu
Whirlwind
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wicher, trąba powietrzna
Whirlwind
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zawierucha
come in like a whirlwind
He came in like a whirlwind, racing through the doors in his haste to find us.
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wpaść jak burza
They that sow the wind shall reap the whirlwind
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Kto sieje wiatr zbiera burzę
indictable
None of these things appears to be an indictable offense.
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podlegający zaskarżeniu, karalny
indictable
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odpowiedzialny
offense, offence
It was a gross offence.
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wykroczenie
offense, offence
He thus gave some offence to the high church party.
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obraza
offense, offence
But really how many people want to watch a game with no offence.
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atak
attack British English, offense American English
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atak (zawodnicy atakujący, np. w piłce nożnej)
criminal offense
I'd even make it a criminal offense, not just civil.
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przestępstwo karne
driving offence, driving offense
Josh was sentenced to prison for his second drink driving offence.
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wykroczenie drogowe
summary offence, summary offense
The summary offences of harassment "cast the net too wide".
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występek (rozpatrywany w trybie uproszczonym)
serious offence, serious offense
In addition to all else it is, of course, a serious offence.
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poważne wykroczenie
sex crime, sex, offense, sex offense
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przestępstwo na tle seksualnym
scourging
Only a prior scourging could have prepared him for what came next.
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chłostanie, biczowanie
scourge
History has never seen such a scourge before, or since.
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plaga (np. szczurów), zmora (rzecz powodująca cierpienia, nieszczęścia)
scourge
He's a scourge to his teachers.
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utrapienie (o osobie
scourge
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bicz (używany do wykonywania kary chłosty w przeszłości)
to scourge
Emily knew all that, but even knowing it, the words scourged her.
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ciężko doświadczać, nękać (kogoś)
to scourge
His body was scourged and wounded in so many places.
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biczować, chłostać (kogoś)
instigate
This would be a good time to instigate some control.
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wszcząć, wszczynać, przystąpić, przystępować (np. dochodzenie, do ataku)
instigate
A book giving the history of the man and the race he instigated.
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namówić, namawiać, podżegać (np. do buntu)
instigator
If the instigator is clear, she said, the military should quickly respond.
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podżegacz, pomysłodawca, przywódca
generic
A sense of place rather than a generic set is more important.
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ogólny, pospolity, uogólniony
generic
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rodzajowy
generic
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gatunkowy
generics
Generics are not necessarily a bad thing in my opinion.
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typy ogólne
generically
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rodzajowo, pod względem rodzaju
generic type argument
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argument typu ogólnego
generically
Most of the ones I tried were too generically sweet.
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ogólnie, zwyczajnie
generic type definition
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definicja typu ogólnego
generic delegate
In the Joins API, synchronous as well as asynchronous methods are implemented as generic delegates.
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delegowanie ogólne
generic programming
He is known for his work in generic programming, particularly as applied to C++.
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programowanie ogólne
generic competition
Yet little attention has been paid to how delays in generic competition are driving up drug costs.
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konkurencja uniwersalna
generic method
There is also the possibility to create generic methods based on given parameters.
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metoda ogólna, metoda generyczna
generic advertising
But the generic advertising program did not raise those concerns, Justice Stevens said.
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reklama instytucjonalna
generic resource
Database management, statistical analysis, wordprocessing were far more fruitful used as generic resources than programs teaching curriculum-specific information and ideas.
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generic resource
generic competitor
All were created to deal with looming losses to generic competitors.
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konkurent rodzajowy
generic name
It's because they don't even have a generic name for themselves.
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nazwa rodzajowa
generic product
There is now a lot of very good generic product on the market.
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product bez nazwy handlowej (np. gaz), produkt niemarkowy
generic drugs
In the case of generic drugs, the situation is different.
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leki generyczne, zamienniki leków oryginalnych
loom large
How can we make the small loom large in a child's life?
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odgrywać ważną rolę
Jacquard loom
Although Jacquard looms have been going for over 100 years, improvements are still being carried out.
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maszyna żakardowa
jacquard
Again the fabric is different to either of the previous jacquards.
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żakard (tkanina)
at large
The three men are little known to the public at large.
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na wolności
at large
He could have been talking to the country at large.
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w całości, w ogólnym ujęciu
loom
Then one of the black things was looming over her.
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wyłaniać się, majaczyć, widnieć
loom
One of the looms is a 150 year old original.
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krosno, warsztat tkacki
loom
That way we only need one third as many looms.
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niejasno zarysowany widok
be at large
Hard to see how he could still be at large without help.
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być na wolności
be on the loose
A dangerous criminal is on the loose
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być na wolności
ambassador-at-large
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ambasador w misji specjalnej
the population at large, the public at large, the society at large
The population at large is split on whether to support more rights for women.
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szeroki ogół
looney, loony, loony tune american english
He wanted to be sure the loonies were out of his life once and for all.
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bzik, dziwak, dziwaczka, cudak, pomyleniec
looney, loony, loony tune american english
You'd have to be some kind of loony to go around telling people that.
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szurnięty, pomylony, zbzikowany
large, lge.
The room was large and comfortable.
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duży, wielki
large
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gruby (o człowieku)
large
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pełnym kursem
l, large
"What does L on the label of this shirt mean?" "It means that this shirt has a large size."
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duży (rozmiar ubrania)
enlarge
Could you enlarge this picture?
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powiększać
larger-than-average
This is due to its dark surface and larger-than-average distance from the Sun.
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ponadprzeciętny
larger-than-expected
She went on to lose the race by a larger-than-expected 20 percent margin.
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wyższy niż się spodziewano
large tip, big tip
And so they hand out a larger tip or a little present of money.
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duży napiwek
large-mindedness
Anyone can learn the ins and outs of a balance sheet, but to truly exercise the responsibility of publisher is a question of character - meaning an integrity of personality, a large-mindedness, along with a helmsman's instinct for restraint or boldness.
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tolerancyjność, szerokość poglądów
large-mindedly
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tolerancyjnie, z szerokimi poglądami
larger than life
They both had to make themselves larger than life to get attention.
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przerysowany, nadmierny
in large measure
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w dużym stopniu
large intestine
The food that is still left goes into the large intestine.
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jelito grube
small intestine
They had to remove part of my large and small intestine.
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jelito cienkie
bowel, intestine
The small intestine is approximately six metres long.
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jelito
irritable bowel syndrome, spastic colon, ibs
IBS does not lead to more serious conditions in most patients.
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zespół jelita nadwrażliwego (schorzenie charakteryzujące się bólami brzucha i zaburzeniami rytmu wypróżnień)
Large Hadron Collider, lhc
As they are the cause and the effect is the LHC shutting down.
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Large Hadron Collider, Wielki Zderzacz Hadronów
larger than normal
The one who was waiting for me seemed a little larger than normal, but otherwise looked just like all the others.
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większy niż norma
a bowel movement
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ruch robaczkowy jelit (powodujący trawienie pokarmów stałych)
bowel movement
Going longer than three days without a bowel movement is too long.
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wypróżnienie
in large part
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w większości
in large part, for the most part
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w przeważającym stopniu, w dużym stopniu
largeness
In any case, there is a natural largeness about what he does that makes us go along with it.
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duże rozmiary, wielkość
to a large extent
To a large extent they do so with people's help.
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w dużym stopniu
large white
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bielinek kapustnik (motyl)
large white
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jorkszyr (rasa świń)
large black
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świnia kornwalijska
by and large
By and large they all get on very well together.
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ogólnie rzecz biorąc, w sumie
large-scale
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na wielką skalę, dużej skali
small-scale
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na małą skalę, małej skali
large organization, large organisation
Still, one must expect those things in a large organization.
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duża organizacja
large-sized
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duży
large print
Most of our forms are also available in large print.
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duży druk
somewhat larger
And the party was somewhat larger than he had realized.
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nieco większy
large building
They could see the entire inside space of the large building.
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gmach
large-hearted
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wielkoduszny, o wielkim sercu
medium-large
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średnio duży
large edition
However, they could not ensure all the necessary rights for such a large edition.
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wydanie wielonakładowe
bulk large
His solid presence, bulking large so close at hand, finally made her feel safe.
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być czegoś ważną częścią, być ważnym
large-handed
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hojny
large-laboratory
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wielkolaboratoryjny
extra large, xl
It's easy to understand why so many people choose extra large.
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bardzo duży (rozmiar ubrania)
large-scale advertising
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reklama na wielką skalę
mist
She put the phone down for a moment, eyes misting over.
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zamglić
mist
Simply open them and they will show you the mist.
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zamglenie
demist, defog
Lucy paused in her attempt to direct a blast of hot air from the heater so it would defog the glass.
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usuwać zamglenie
ting
Said they were rabbi ting and I might get shot.
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dźwięk dzwonka, dzwonienie
ting
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dzwonić, brzęczeć
hills veiled in mist
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wzgórza spowite mgłą
love-in-a-mist
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czarnuszka damasceńska (gatunek rośliny)
Scotch mist
Her heart sank when she noticed how empty the deck of the Scotch Mist was.
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gęsta mgła z mżawką
sea mist
It began to burn its way through the shifting sea mist.
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mgła morska
red mist
As before, the figure came toward me out of a red mist.
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zaćmienie, mgła przed oczami
angel dust, angel hair, angel poke, angel mist
And tried to remember what she knew about angel dust.
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anielski pył (PSP - psychodeliczna substancja psychoaktywna)
mist over
And Katie could see his eyes beginning to mist over.
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łzawić
mist up
Will the glasses be worn in hot conditions and mist up?
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pokrywać się mgłą, pokrywać się parą wodną
morning mist
He could see quite clearly, as if through a thin morning mist.
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poranna mgła
misty
He is having a little bit of the misty eyes?
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zamglony (np. o oczach pełnych łez)
foggy, misty
The weather is foggy today.
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mglisty (o pogodzie)
foggy, misty
His mind was still foggy.
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zamglony (o umyśle)
foggy, misty
It's foggy today.
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mgliście
misty-eyed
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mający łzy w oczach
misty-eyed
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przez łzy
mistily
She smiled mistily up at the face of her son.
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mgliście, mglisto
mistiness
For a moment there was a mistiness in her eyes, then she recovered.
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mglistość
mistiness
There were perhaps a score of these, but in the mistiness I could not make out their outlines.
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niejasność, zawikłana sprawa

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