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f 1. Fin. stock exchange index, share price index- ceduła giełdy londyńskiej the London Stock Exchange index2. Transp. waybill, consignment noteThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > cedu|ła
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m (G listu) letter- list prywatny/urzędowy a private/an official letter- list miłosny a love letter- wysłać list do redakcji gazety to send a letter to the editor (of the newspaper)- wrzucić list do skrzynki to post a letter, to mail a letter US- odpisać a. odpowiedzieć na list to reply to a. answer a letter- wystosować list do kogoś/czegoś to send a letter to sb/sth- zaadresować list to address a letter- list gończy a warrant for sb’s arrest, an arrest warrant- jest poszukiwany listem gończym a warrant is out for his arrest- list żelazny Hist. safe conduct- opatrzony listami żelaznymi guaranteed safe conduct- □ list intencyjny Handl., Fin. letter of intent- list kaperski Żegl., Hist. letter(s) of marque zw. pl- list kredytowy Fin., Handl. (documentary) letter of credit- list motywacyjny letter of application- list otwarty open letter- list pasterski Relig. pastoral letter- list pochwalny letter of commendation- list podwodny Hist. in feudal Poland, a document authorizing the bearer to requisition a means of transportation- list polecający letter of recommendation, testimonial- list polecony registered letter, certified letter US- list przewozowy Handl. bill of lading, consignment note- list zastawny Ekon., Handl. letter of pledge- listy komisyjne Admin. consular commission- listy odwołujące Admin. letters of recall- listy uwierzytelniające Admin. letters of credenceThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > li|st
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