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1 rachunek kosztów własnych
• cost accountSłownik polsko-angielski dla inżynierów > rachunek kosztów własnych
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2 pieniądz
-ądza, -ądze; gen pl - ędzy; m(moneta, banknot) money* * *miGen.pl. - ędzy Ins.pl. - ędzmi money; ciężkie l. grube l. duże pieniądze pots of money; drobne pieniądze small change; fałszywe pieniądze counterfeit money; małe l. marne l. psie pieniądze pittance, chicken feed; łatwe pieniądze easy money; papierowe pieniądze paper money; wartość pieniądza value of money; być pazernym na pieniądze have an itching palm; jest krucho z pieniędzmi money is tight; kosztować masę pieniędzy cost a bundle; kupić coś za psie pieniądze buy sth dirt cheap; leżeć na pieniądzach be rolling in money; mieć dużo pieniędzy have a lot of money, have deep pockets; mieć nosa do pieniędzy have a scent for money; mieć pieniędzy jak lodu have money to burn; możemy się pożegnać z pieniędzmi we can whistle for our money; nie chodzi tu o pieniądze money's not the issue, money doesn't come into it; nie żałować na coś pieniędzy not stint money on sth; pakować l. ładować l. pompować w coś pieniądze pump l. inject money into sth; obracać pieniędzmi put money to profit; pieniądze nie grają roli ( nie stanowią problemu) money is no object; pieniądze się kogoś nie trzymają money is burning a hole in sb's pocket; podejmować pieniądze z banku take money out of the bank, withdraw money from one's bank account; pożyczać od kogoś pieniądze borrow money from l. off sb; prać brudne pieniądze launder money l. funds; robić pieniądze make money; stawiać na coś pieniądze put money on sth; szastać pieniędzmi na prawo i lewo chuck one's money around l. about; ulokować pieniądze w banku put l. deposit money in a bank; wydawać pieniądze lekką ręką spend money like water l. like it grows on trees l. like it's going out of style; wypuszczać pieniądze w obieg issue money; wyrzucać pieniądze w błoto throw money down the drain; pieniądze i sława fame and fortune; zapłacić za coś furę l. kupę pieniędzy pay through the nose for sth; za żadne pieniądze not for love or money, not for all the world; czas to pieniądz time is money; nie mam przy sobie pieniędzy I have no money on me.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > pieniądz
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3 dewizow|iec
m pot. 1. przest. (Polak) foreign currency account holder 2. a visitor to Poland using foreign currency to cover the cost of his stayThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > dewizow|iec
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