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1 horyzont
mieć szerokie/wąskie horyzonty — (przen) to be broad-/narrow-minded
* * *mi1. horizon; horyzont astronomiczny celestial horizon; horyzont fizyczny sensible horizon, observer's horizon; horyzont zdarzeń astron. event horizon; sztuczny horyzont lotn. artificial horizon, gyro horizon; na horyzoncie przen. (= w zasięgu wzroku) on the horizon.2. hydrol. water horizon, water level.3. teatr backdrop, backcloth.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > horyzont
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2 horyzon|t
Ⅰ m (G horyzontu) 1. sgt (widnokrąg) horizon- linia horyzontu the skyline- chmury nad horyzontem clouds above the horizon- słońce skryło się za horyzontem the sun disappeared below the horizon- na horyzoncie pojawiły się chmury some clouds appeared on the horizon2. (granice) range- horyzont myślowy dziecka the limits of a child’s mental abilities- książka nie wykracza poza horyzonty dwudziestolecia międzywojennego the book doesn’t go beyond the interwar period3. zw. pl (zakres zainteresowań) horizons- mieć szerokie horyzonty to have broad horizons- mieć ciasne a. wąskie horyzonty to have narrow horizons, to be narrow-minded4. sgt Geog. water level 5. Teatr backdrop, backcloth GB Ⅱ horyzonty plt (perspektywy) horizons, vistas- otwierają się teraz przed nim nowe horyzonty new horizons a. vistas have opened up for him now- wynalazek ten otworzył przed medycyną nieznane dotąd horyzonty this invention has opened up entirely new horizons for medicine- □ sztuczny horyzont Techn. artificial a. gyro horizon- horyzont astronomiczny Astron. true horizonThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > horyzon|t
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