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1 uzupełniać się
The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > uzupełniać się
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impf dopełnić* * *(-niam, -niasz)* * *ipf.dopełnić pf. -ij1. (= dodawać) refill; pot. top up; dopełnić miarki l. miary przen. be the last straw; ( o czyimś działaniu) add insult to injury.2. (= uzupełniać) complement; (= być ostatnim elementem) complete; modny kapelusz dopełniał jej stroju a fashionable hat completed her outfit.3. (= dokonywać) fulfil; dopełnić obowiązku fulfil a duty; dopełniać formalności attend to formalities.ipf.dopełnić się pf. -ij1. (= uzupełniać się (nawzajem)) complement each other l. one another; barwy dopełniające się fiz. complementary colors; kąty dopełniające się mat. complementary angles.2. lit. (np. o przepowiedni) fulfill itself; dopełnił się jego los his fate was sealed.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > dopełniać
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3 uzupełniać
impf ⇒ uzupełnić* * *( zapasy) to replenish; (dietę, wyposażenie) to supplement; (wypowiedź, strój) to completeuzupełnić zapas wody/benzyny — to fill up with water/petrol (BRIT) lub gas (US)
* * *ipf.1. (= kompletować) (wypowiedź, strój) complete; ( zapasy) replenish, refresh, restock; (dietę, wyposażenie) supplement; uzupełniać braki fill in the gaps, fill in the missing parts l. bits; uzupełniać zapas wody fill up with water.2. (= stanowić dopełnienie) complement.ipf.complement each other l. one another.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > uzupełniać
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