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101 zapożycze|nie
Ⅰ sv ⇒ zapożyczyć Ⅱ n (tradycja, motyw) borrowing, import; (wyraz, wyrażenie) borrowing, loan(word)- zapożyczenia z niemieckiego German borrowings a. loanwords- zapożyczenia z kultury arabskiej borrowings from Arab cultureThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > zapożycze|nie
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102 zgub|a
f 1. (strata) lost item- zapomniałem bagażu w pociągu, ale udało mi się odzyskać zgubę I left my luggage on the train but I managed to get it back- na szczęście zguba się znalazła luckily the lost item was found2. sgt książk. (zagłada) doom, death- żołnierze atakujący czołgi z karabinami idą na pewną zgubę soldiers attacking tanks with machine guns are facing certain death- ten gatunek zwierząt udało się uratować od całkowitej zguby the species has been saved from extinction- zaciągnęliśmy ten kredyt chyba na naszą zgubę taking out that loan seems to have been our undoing książk.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > zgub|a
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103 zwrotn|y
adj. grad. 1. (sterowny) [łódź, pojazd] manoeuvrable GB, maneuverable US 2. Fiz., Techn. [ruch] turning attr.- zawór zwrotny a check a. non-return valve3. (do zwrotu) [opakowanie, butelka] returnable- pożyczka zwrotna a call a. demand loan4. Jęz. [forma, zaimek, czasownik] reflexiveThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > zwrotn|y
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104 zwr|ócić
pf — zwr|acać impf Ⅰ vt 1. (oddać) to return, to give back- zwrócić książki do biblioteki to return some books to the library- zwrócić dług/pożyczkę to pay back a debt/a loan- zwróciłeś jej za bilety? have you given her the money for the tickets?- zwrócić komuś koszty podróży to reimburse sb’s travelling expenses- zwrócić pieniądze (za towar) to refund money (for goods)2. (skierować) to direct, to turn- zwrócił światło latarki na ścianę he directed the torch at the wall- stała zwrócona plecami do okna she stood with her back (turned) to the window- zwrócił na mnie pytające spojrzenie he gave me an inquiring look3. (zwymiotować) to bring up [pokarm, obiad] Ⅱ zwrócić się — zwracać się 1. (skierować się) to turn- zwróciła się twarzą ku słońcu she turned her face to the sun- zwrócił się w drugą stronę, zabierając się do odejścia he turned the other way and headed for the door- wszystkie twarze zwróciły się na niego all eyes turned to him2. (przynieść zysk) [inwestycja] to pay for itself- koszty maszyny zwrócą się w ciągu roku the machine will pay for itself in a year3. (zainteresować się) to turn to, to take up- ostatnio zwrócił się ku a. w stronę poezji recently he’s turned to poetry4. (obrócić się) to turn (przeciwko komuś against sb)- dawni sojusznicy zwrócili się teraz przeciwko niemu now his former allies turned against him5. (odezwać się) to address vt- zwracali się do siebie po imieniu they addressed each other by their first names- zwracał się do mnie „szanowny panie” he addressed me as ‘Sir’- pamiętam, że zwrócił się do mnie po niemiecku I remember him speaking to me in German- „podaj mi sól” – zwrócił się do mnie ‘pass the salt, please,’ he said to me- zwrócić się do kogoś z pytaniem to put a question to sb- zwrócić się do kogoś z prośbą to ask sb a favour- zwrócić się z apelem do kogoś to make an appeal to sb6. (poprosić) to turn to, to request- zwrócić się do kogoś o pomoc to turn to sb for help- zwrócił się do policji, by zapewniła mu ochronę he requested police protection■ zwrócić komuś słowo przest. to break off one’s engagement to sbThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > zwr|ócić
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105 hipoteka hipote·ka
-ki, -ki; dat & loc sg -cef1) Fin collateral2) (= księga wieczysta) mortgage deedbrać (wziąć pf) pożyczkę pod hipotekę — to take out a secured loan
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106 pożyczka pożycz·ka
-ki, -ki; dat sg & loc sg -ce; gen pl -ekf[długoterminowa, nieprocentowana] loan
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