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1 bard
The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > bard
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2 wieszcz
m (N pl wieszczowie a. wieszcze) książk. 1. (poeta) bard, poet 2. (wróżbita) seer, soothsayer* * *-a; -owie lub -e; m; LIT* * *mppl. - owie l. -e Gen. -ów1. (= osoba przepowiadająca przyszłość) seer, soothsayer.2. lit. (inspired) poet, bard.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > wieszcz
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3 bar|d
m (N pl bardowie) 1. (celtycki poeta, pieśniarz) bard 2. książk. (poeta) bardThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > bar|d
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4 piew|ca
m, piewczyni f książk. eulogist książk.; bard- znany piewca piękna gór an author famous for his eulogies about mountains- piewca Tatr a bard of the Tatra mountainsThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > piew|ca
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5 poeta
-ty, -ci; dat sg - cie; m( decl like f in sg) poet* * *mppoet, bard, minstrel; marny z niego poeta he's not much of a poet; poeta liryczny lyricist; poeta narodowy poet laureate; urodzony poeta a poet by birth.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > poeta
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6 wajdelota
The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > wajdelota
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7 jednostka danych protokołu warstwy aplikacji
• application-layer protocol data unit• bard capy unitSłownik polsko-angielski dla inżynierów > jednostka danych protokołu warstwy aplikacji
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8 lirni|k
m 1. przest. (śpiewak) a strolling folk singer accompanying himself on the lyre 2. książk. (poeta) bard, lyristThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > lirni|k
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9 plast|er
m 1. Kulin. (mięsa, sera) slice; (bekonu) rasher; (do okładania mięsa) bard- plaster sera/wołowiny a slice of cheese/beef- pokroić pieczeń/żółty ser w plastry a. na plastry to cut roast meat a. the joint/cheese into slices- na kanapkę położył plaster szynki he put a slice of ham in his sandwich2. Med. (opatrunek) (sticking) plaster C/U GB, Band-Aid® US- plaster z opatrunkiem a (sticking) plaster (with a gauze pad) GB, a Band-Aid® US- plaster gorczycowy a mustard plaster- plaster na odciski a corn plaster- plaster przezskórny a transdermal patch- przykleić plaster na skaleczenie a. zalepić skaleczenie plastrem to put a plaster on a cut3. przen. (pociecha) balm przen., balsam przen.- jej słowa były jak plaster na moje rany her words were balm to my soul4. (miodu) (honey)comb- miód w plastrze honey in the combThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > plast|er
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