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1 lada
1. - dy; -dy; dat sg - dzie; f( lada sklepowa) counter2. invlada dzień/chwila — any day/moment
spod lady — (kupować, sprzedawać) under the counter
lada kto/co — anyone/anything
* * *I.lada1f.(= kontuar) counter; lada chłodnicza refrigerated display case, refrigerated counter; spod lady under the counter.II.lada2particle1. (= byle) any (old), least (little); nie będzie mnie lada kto obrażał I'm not going to have some nobody offending me; lada trudność go zniechęca he gets discouraged by the least little difficulty.2. ( z jednostkami czasu) any; lada moment any moment l. second l. time; lada dzień any day; nie lada no small; nie lada wyczyn no mean feat; nie lada okazja a real opportunity.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > lada
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2 poczytność
f.wide readership; książka cieszyła się dużą poczytnością the book was very popular, the book was a huge success.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > poczytność
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3 nadzwyczajn|y
/'nadzvı't∫ajnı/ adj. 1. (niezwykły) exceptional, extraordinary- odznaczać się nadzwyczajną pamięcią to have an exceptionally good memory- nadzwyczajna gra aktorska a remarkable performance- miał nadzwyczajną siłę woli he had extraordinary will power- film cieszył się nadzwyczajnym powodzeniem the film was a huge success- nie działo się nic nadzwyczajnego nothing out of the ordinary was going on2. (specjalny) special- zwołano nadzwyczajne posiedzenie zarządu a special board meeting was called- nadzwyczajny dodatek gazety a special supplement- otrzymać nadzwyczajne pełnomocnictwo to be given special powers- nadzwyczajna komisja parlamentarna a parliamentary select committee- nadzwyczajna sesja sejmowa an emergency session of the SejmThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > nadzwyczajn|y
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