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1 radzić
1. (-dzę, -dzisz) 2. vi( obradować) to debate* * *ipf.1. (= zalecać) advise, give advice, counsel; radzę ci wyjechać I advise you to leave; nie radzę ci tego robić I wouldn't do that, I wouldn't advise you to do that.2. (= omawiać) debate ( nad czymś sth).3. look for a solution; radzić sobie (z kimś/czymś) handle (sb/sth).ipf.consult; radzić się kogoś ask sb for advice, seek sb's advice.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > radzić
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2 ostrożność
- ci; fprzedsięwziąć ( perf) środki ostrożności — to take precautions
* * *f.caution, prudence, wariness; zachować środki ostrożności take precautions, take protective measures; zachować ostrożność exercise caution; daleko idąca ostrożność utmost care; zalecać ostrożność urge l. advise caution; ostrożność nie zawadzi better safe than sorry, you can't be too careful.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > ostrożność
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