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1 żuchwa
* * *f.anat. (zwł. u człowieka) lower jaw; ( u innych kręgowców) mandible, jawbone; pot. ( każda szczęka) jaw.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > żuchwa
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2 szczę|ka
f 1. Anat. jaw- górna szczęka the upper jaw; the manxilla spec.- dolna szczęka the lower jaw; the mandible spec.- dostać w szczękę pot. to be punched on the jaw- mieć wysuniętą szczękę to have a prominent jaw- aż mu szczęka opadła, kiedy… pot. his jaw dropped when… pot.2. Techn. jaws- szczęki hamulcowe brake shoes3. pot. street stall (in form of a collapsible booth)- □ sztuczna szczęka false teeth, denturesThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > szczę|ka
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3 dolny
adj(warga, kończyna) lower; (szuflada, półka, pokład) bottom; ( granica) minimum* * *a.1. (= spodni, najniższy) bottom; dolna szuflada/półka bottom drawer/shelf.3. anat. lower; dolna szczęka/warga lower jaw/lip; dolne zęby lower teeth; kończyny dolne lower extremities.4. geogr., geol. lower; dolny bieg rzeki lower course l. run of a river; Dolna Odra the Lower Oder; Dolny Śląsk Lower Silesia; dolny trias/eocen the Lower Triassic/Eocene.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > dolny
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4 podszczękowy
The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > podszczękowy
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5 z|ąb
m 1. Anat. tooth- zęby dolne/górne/przednie the lower/upper/front teeth- sztuczne zęby false teeth- pasta/szczoteczka do zębów toothpaste/a toothbrush- dać komuś w zęby to punch sb on the jaw- szczękałam zębami z zimna my teeth were chattering with the cold- zgrzytał zębami ze złości he gnashed his teeth in rage2. zw. pl Techn. (piły, koła zębatego, grzebienia) tooth; (widelca, wideł) prong 3. pot. (element dekoracyjny) brzeg powycinany w zęby a shark’s tooth edge- □ ząb mądrości wisdom tooth- ząb mleczny milk tooth- ząb sieczny incisor- ząb stały permanent tooth■ (a)ni w ząb not at all- ani w ząb nie znał angielskiego he didn’t know any English at all- bronić czegoś zębami i pazurami pot. to defend sth tooth and nail- coś na ząb pot. a little something to eat- wrzucić coś na ząb to have a bite to eat- zjeść zęby na czymś to have a lot of experience in sth- fotel nadgryziony zębem czasu a time-worn chair- zaciął a. zacisnął zęby he clenched a. gritted his teethThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > z|ąb
См. также в других словарях:
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lower jaw — UK / US noun [singular] See: jaw I, 1) … English dictionary
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