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Ⅰ f 1. (liczba, numer) ten 2. pot. (oznaczenie) (number) ten- dziesiątka pik/kier the ten of spades/hearts- dojeżdżam dziesiątką do pracy I take a number ten bus/tram to get to work- nad Bałtykiem wieje dziesiątka a force ten wind is blowing over the Baltic- zmieniłam mieszkanie, mieszkam teraz pod dziesiątką I’ve moved, I’m now living at number ten- maturę zdawał w dziesiątce he took his A levels at school number ten- mój brat ma bardzo dużą nogę, nosi dziesiątkę my brother has big feet – he wears size ten- uzyskał niezły wynik w zawodach strzeleckich: dwie dziesiątki i jedna ósemka he made a good score in the shooting competition: two bullseyes and one eight- ustawić się dziesiątkami to form groups of ten, to get into groups of ten- są wszyscy, cała dziesiątka all ten are present – nobody is missing- w pierwszej dziesiątce nie ma Polaków there are no Poles in the first ten places4. pot. (banknot, moneta) ten- rozmienić setkę na dziesiątki to change a hundred into tens5. Żegl. boat propelled by ten oars Ⅱ dziesiątki plt 1. (duża ilość) tens, dozens- zadawać dziesiątki pytań to ask dozens of questions- exodus dziesiątków tysięcy ludzi the exodus of tens of thousands of people- tłumaczyłem ci to dziesiątki razy I’ve already explained it to you a dozen times2. Mat. decimals■ trafić a. utrafić a. strzelić w dziesiątkę to hit a. score a bullseye, to hit the nail on the headThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > dziesiąt|ka
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