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1 lamp|ka
f 1. dim. (small) lamp- lampka oliwna an oil lamp- lampka sygnalizacyjna/kontrolna an indicator/control light2. (zawartość kieliszka) glass- wypić lampkę wina to drink a glass of wine- □ lampka nagrobna memorial candle- lampka wieczna Relig. (w kościele) altar light, vigil light; (w synagodze) nair tamid, eternal light- lampki choinkowe fairy lights GB, Christmas tree lightsThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > lamp|ka
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2 lampka
- ki; -ki; dat sg -ce; gen pl -ek; f( mała lampa) lamp; ( kieliszek) glass* * *f.Gen.pl. -ek1. (= mała lampa) lamp, light; choinka z czerwonymi lampkami Christmas tree with red lights; lampka kontrolna indicator light, pilot light; lampka nagrobkowa eternal l. memorial lights; lampka nocna bedside lamp; lampka wieczysta l. wieczna rel. sanctuary lamp, eternal light l. flame.2. (= kieliszek) glass; ( do wina) wineglass.3. (= zawartość kieliszka) glassful; lampka wina glass of wine.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > lampka
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3 nocn|y
adj. 1. (występujący nocą) [przymrozek, niebo] night attr.; [pora, cisza] of the night- udał się na nocny spoczynek książk. he retired to bed- nocne życie miasta nightlife2. (działający nocą) [tramwaj, pociąg, lot] night attr.; [zwierzę, modlitwa, spacer] nocturnal; [patrol, uroczystość, wizyta] night-time attr.- nocny klub a. lokal a nightclub- nocny stróż/portier a night watchman/porter- nocny sklep an all-night shop GB, a convenience store US3. (do użytku nocą) nocna lampka a bedside lamp- nocna koszula a nightgown, a nightdress- nocne pantofle bedroom slippersThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > nocn|y
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