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1 lot kontrolny
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2 kontrola
-i; f1) ( nadzór) control ( sprawdzenie) nom pl -e, gen pl -i2) check; ( badanie kontrolne) check-upkontrola paszportowa/celna — passport/customs control
* * *f.Gen.pl. -i1. (= przegląd, inspekcja) control, check, checkup, inspection, examination; kontrola bandery verification of flag; kontrola celna (= punkt kontrolny l. czynność) customs; (= czynność) customs examination; kontrola cen price control; kontrola dentystyczna dental checkup l. examination; kontrola kasowa cash audit; kontrola graniczna immigration control; kontrola jakości quality control; kontrola l. rewizja ksiąg rachunkowych audit; kontrola lotów flight control, air-traffic control; kontrola osobista strip search; kontrola paszportowa passport control; kontrola ruchu powietrznego air-traffic control; kontrola urodzeń birth control; kontrola techniczna product-quality control; kontrola zbrojeń arms control; kontrola wyrywkowa spot check; podlegać kontroli be subject to control.2. (= władza) control; rozciągać l. mieć nad czymś kontrolę have control over sth; wymykać się spod kontroli get out of control.3. pot. (= kontroler) inspector.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > kontrola
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3 wyham|ować
pf — wyham|owywać impf Ⅰ vt 1. (zmniejszyć prędkość) to slow [sth] down, to slow down [pociąg, pojazd]; (zatrzymać) to stop, to bring [sth] to a halt [pociąg, pojazd]- wyhamować prędkość lotu to reduce the flight speed2. przen. (osłabić) to curb [inflację]; to curb, to check [bezrobocie, import, wzrost] 3. przen. (powściągnąć) to stifle, to suppress [emocje] Ⅱ vi (zmniejszyć prędkość) [pociąg, pojazd] to slow down, to decelerate; (zatrzymać się) [pociąg, pojazd] to brake to a stop, to come to a halt- ciężarówka wyhamowała do 30 km/godz. the truck slowed down to 30 km/h- kierowca nie zdążył wyhamować i uderzył w jadący przed nim samochód the driver didn’t have time to brake and hit the car in front of himThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > wyham|ować
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