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1 nakaz
m (G nakazu) 1. (bodziec) imperative- nakaz etyczny/moralny/wewnętrzny an ethical/a moral/an inner imperative- nakaz sumienia a dictate a. the dictates of conscience2. (zarządzenie) order, writ- nakaz sądowy an injunction, a court order- nakaz urzędowy a writ- nakaz aresztowania a warrant for sb’s arrest- nakaz rewizji a search warrant- nakaz stawienia się na rozprawę a summons- otrzymać/wydać nakaz to receive/issue an order a. a writ- wręczyć komuś nakaz to serve an order a. a writ on sb- dostał nakaz opuszczenia mieszkania he was served with an eviction order- nakaz płatniczy a demand for payment- dostał nakaz pracy w stoczni he was assigned to work in a shipyard3. (wymóg) dictate- nakazy mody dictates of fashion- tworzenie nowych miejsc pracy powinno stać się nakazem chwili it should be imperative that we create new jobs* * *order; PRAWO warrantznak nakazu — MOT regulatory sign
nakaz aresztowania/rewizji — arrest/search warrant
* * *mi1. (= zarządzenie) order, command; (= rozporządzanie) decree, warrant; nakaz aresztowania arrest warrant; nakaz rewizji search warrant; nakaz sądowy injunction, writ, warrant; nakaz mody przen. dictate of fashion; znak nakazu mot. regulatory sign.2. (= bodziec) dictate; nakaz moralny moral dictate.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > nakaz
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2 doręczać
impf doręczyć* * *(-am, -asz); perf; -yć; vt* * *ipf.deliver; doręczać list/paczkę deliver a letter/parcel; doręczyć komuś nakaz sądowy prawn. serve sb with a writ; doręczyć komuś pozew prawn. serve a summons on sb.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > doręczać
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3 egzekucyjny
adj* * *a.1. prawn. ( o ściąganiu należności) enforcement, executive; postępowanie egzekucyjne enforcement proceedings; tytuł l. nakaz egzekucyjny writ of execution, execution; sprawa egzekucyjna executory process.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > egzekucyjny
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4 urzędowy
adjofficial; ( czas) standard* * *a.1. (= dotyczący urzędu) official, formal.2. (= zajmujący się czymś z urzędu) official.3. (= obowiązujący) standard; national; official.4. (= oficjalny, sztywny) formal.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > urzędowy
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5 powiada|ć
impf vi książk. to say- ludzie powiadają, że… people say that…- święte księgi powiadają, że… it says in holy writ that…- a ja ci powiadam, że… I tell you that…- mój nauczyciel powiadał, że… my teacher used to say that…- „zobaczymy” – powiada ‘we’ll see,’ he says- projekt, powiadam, projekt umowy a draft, I repeat, a draft of the contract- więc powiada pan, że to było wczoraj so you say it was yesterday, is that right?- za tydzień, powiadasz? a week you say?- „to niezły film” – „powiadasz?” ‘that’s a pretty good film’ – ‘really?’- jak powiada stare porzekadło… as the old saying goes…- powiadają, że czas to pieniądz they say time is moneyThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > powiada|ć
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