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1. (przesadnie) martwić się na wyrost to worry beforehand- mieszkał przy drodze, trochę na wyrost nazywanej autostradą he lived next to a road rather exaggeratedly called a motorway2. (za duży) buty na wyrost shoes that allow room for growth, shoes with room to grow into- ubranie uszyte na wyrost a suit made with room to grow into- kupować dziecku ubranie na wyrost to buy a child clothes with room to grow into■ pytanie na wyrost a premature questionThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > na wyrost
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22 sumie|nie
n conscience- rachunek sumienia an examination of conscience- kwestia sumienia a matter of conscience- ze spokojnym sumieniem in all conscience- mieć wyrzuty sumienia to have a guilty a. bad conscience- od czasu do czasu ogarniały ją wyrzuty sumienia from time to time she suffered pangs of remorse- nie czuł wyrzutów sumienia za popełnioną zbrodnię he felt no remorse for his crime- zrobić coś z czystym sumieniem to do sth with a clear conscience- sumienie nie pozwalało mi dłużej milczeć my conscience wouldn’t allow me to keep silent any longer- stłumić głos sumienia to appease one’s conscience- zgodny z sumieniem in conformity with the dictates of one’s conscience- zgodnie z (własnym) sumieniem according to the dictates of one’s conscience- □ sumienie skrupulatne Relig. overdeveloped conscience■ sumienie go ruszyło he felt guilty- być bez sumienia a. nie mieć sumienia to have no scruples- ciążyć a. leżeć komuś na sumieniu to weigh on sb’s conscience- ta sprawa obciąża jego/jej sumienie this matter weighs on his/her conscience- mieć coś na sumieniu to be guilty of sth- mieć kogoś na sumieniu to have sb on one’s conscience- nie mieć sumienia czegoś zrobić not to have the heart to do sth- nie mam sumienia powiedzieć mu prawdy I don’t have the heart to tell him the truth- mieć czyste a. spokojne/nieczyste sumienie to have a clean/guilty conscienceThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > sumie|nie
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