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1 ustaw|ić
pf — ustaw|iać impf Ⅰ vt 1. (umieścić) to place, to put- ustawić stół na środku pokoju to put a table in the middle of the room- ustawić figury na szachownicy to set up the pieces on the chessboard- ustawić meble w pokoju to arrange the furniture in a room- ustawili go pod ścianą i zrobili zdjęcie they got him to stand by the wall and took a photo- goście ustawieni parami guests standing in pairs2. (zmontować) to set up, to put up [barykadę, namiot, rusztowanie] 3. (wyregulować) to adjust- ustawić lusterka w samochodzie to adjust the car mirrors- ustawić głośność/ostrość obrazu to adjust the volume/sharpness- ustawić żagle do wiatru to trim the sails4. pot. (urządzić) to set up- dyrektor dobrze ustawił w życiu swoje dzieci the manager set his children up well5. środ., Teatr [aktor, reżyser] to interpret [rolę] Ⅱ ustawić się — ustawiać się 1. (stanąć) to stand- uczniowie ustawili się przed szkołą the students stood outside the school building- ustawić się przodem do kogoś to stand facing sb- ustawić się tyłem do kogoś to stand with one’s back to sb- ustawił się w kolejce do kasy he joined the queue for the ticket office- ustawić się w szeregu to line up- ustawić się w pary to pair up- zawodnicy ustawili się na linii startu the runners took their places on the starting line2. (nastawić się) [głośność, parametry] to be adjusted 3. pot. (urządzić się) on to zawsze potrafi się dobrze ustawić he always lands on his feet pot.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > ustaw|ić
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2 odstrza|ł
m (G odstrzału) 1. Górn. blasting (operation) 2. Myślis. shooting, cull- pozwolenie na odstrzał jeleni a deer-shooting permit3. pot., przen. lay-off- pierwsza na odstrzał poszła personalna the personnel manager was the first to get the axe a. sack pot.- możesz być następny do odstrzału you may be next (in line) for the axe a. boot pot.□ odstrzał redukcyjny Myślis. reduction shooting a. cull- odstrzał selekcyjny Myślis. selective shooting a. cullThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > odstrza|ł
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3 zaję|ty
Ⅰ pp ⇒ zająć Ⅱ adj. 1. [osoba] busy; [miejsce] taken; [taksówka] hired; [łazienka] occupied- dyrektor jest zajęty the manager is busy- ona jest teraz zajęta przy dziecku she’s busy with her child at the moment- wszyscy jesteśmy zajęci przygotowaniami do ślubu we’re all busy with the preparations for the wedding- jak długo jeszcze będziesz zajęta pisaniem tego raportu? how much longer will it take you to write the report?- sobotni wieczór mam zajęty I’m not free on Saturday evening2. Telekom. [numer] engaged- zajęte pot. the line is busy- ponowne wybieranie zajętego numeru redial when engagedThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > zaję|ty
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