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1 asortyment
assortment, range* * *mihandl. assortment, range, line; asortyment wyrobów product line; duży l. szeroki asortyment wide choice l. selection; wide range.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > asortyment
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2 wyb|ór
Ⅰ m (G wyboru) 1. (wybranie) choice C/U, selection U- wybór zawodu/kierunku studiów the choice of an occupation/one’s major- dobry wybór a good choice- świadomy wybór a deliberate a. conscious choice- czytał bez wyboru, wszystko co mu wpadło w ręce he read indiscriminately, everything he got his hands on- do wyboru to choose from- nauczyciele mieli do wyboru kilka podręczników the teachers had several textbooks to choose from- być samotnikiem z wyboru to be a loner by choice- nie miał wyboru he had no choice2. (zespół, zestaw) choice, selection- duży wybór mebli kuchennych/tapet a large selection of kitchen furniture/wallpaper- przekład wyboru wierszy the translation of a selection of poems3. (wybór na stanowisko) appointment, election Ⅱ wybory plt Polit. election(s)- wybory do sejmu a parliamentary election- przeprowadzić wybory to hold an election- zwołać wybory to call an election■ mieć coś do wyboru, do koloru pot. to have a wide range a. selection of sthThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > wyb|ór
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3 sortymen|t
m (G sortymentu) Handl. choice, product line a. range- oferujemy bogaty sortyment sprzętu gospodarstwa domowego we offer a wide range of household appliancesThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > sortymen|t
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