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1 tarcza
-y; -e; f(uzbrojenie, osłona) shield; ( telefonu) dial; ( zegar(k)a) face, ( szkolna) badge; (słoneczna, szlifierska) disc, ( strzelecka) target* * *f.1. ( broń) shield.2. (= cel do strzelania) target.3. (księżyca, słońca) disk.4. (zegara, kompasu) face, dial.5. techn. (szlifierska, hamulcowa) disk.6. szkoln. badge.7. geol. shield.8. (= płyta z herbem) coat of arms.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > tarcza
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f 1. (rycerska) shield- osłaniać się tarczą przed ciosami przeciwnika to protect oneself from the enemy’s blows with a shield2. (policyjna) (riot) shield 3. (z cyframi, liczbami) dial- tarcza kompasu the compass dial- tarcza telefoniczna a. telefonu a telephone dial4. Techn. (w maszynie) disc GB, disk US- tarcza tnąca a cutting disc- tarcza szlifierska a grinding wheel- tarcze hamulcowe brake discs5. (cel) target- strzelać do tarczy to aim at the target- trafić w tarczę to hit the target- trafić w środek tarczy to hit the bullseye- tarcza strzelnicza a shooting target6. (szkolna) school badge 7. (herbowa) shield, escutcheon 8. (ciał niebieskich) disc GB, disk US- tarcza słoneczna the sun’s disc- tarcza Księżyca the face of the moon- wrócić na tarczy książk. to return defeated- wrócić z tarczą książk. to return victorious- wrócę z tarczą lub na tarczy I will return victorious or die honourablyThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > tarcz|a
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3 czy|sty
Ⅰ adj. grad. 1. (niezabrudzony) [koszula, paznokcie, woda, powietrze] clean- dzieciaki są już czyste i nakarmione the kids are already washed and fed- kot to bardzo czyste zwierzę cats are very clean animals- nie mam zbyt czystej pracy I don’t have a very clean job2. (dźwięczny) [głos, dźwięk, śmiech] pure 3. (bez obcych wpływów) pure- koń czystej krwi arabskiej a pure Arab horse- czysty gotyk/romantyzm pure Gothic/Romanticism- mówić czystą angielszczyzną to speak perfect English4. (wyraźny) [niebo, kolor] clear, pure- czysty dzień/poranek a clear day/morning- czysty miętowy zapach a pure mint smell- suknia o eleganckiej, czystej linii a dress with elegant, clean lines- patrzył na jej twarz o czystym rysunku he studied the clean a. classic lines of her face- czyste powietrze umożliwiało daleką widoczność the clear atmosphere made for excellent visibility5. (uczciwy) [pobudki, zamiary, myśli] pure; [gra] fair; [walka] fair, clean- był człowiekiem nieskazitelnie czystym he was a man of spotless reputation- prowadzić czystą grę to play fair- czysty jak łza a. kryształ as honest as the day is long6. pot. (nieobciążony podejrzeniami) clean pot.- on jest czysty, policja nic na niego nie ma he’s clean, the police haven’t got anything on him- najbezpieczniej zanieść towar do jego mieszkania, jest czyste the best bet would be to take the stuff to his place, it’s safe there7. pot. (oczywisty) sheer, pure- czysty nonsens sheer a. pure nonsense- przez czysty przypadek by pure chance a. sheer accident- czysty wariat a complete a. total nutter pot.- w tej sytuacji to czyste szaleństwo with things as they are, it’s sheer a. pure madness- poszedł tam z czystej ciekawości he went there out of sheer curiosity8. książk. [kobieta] chaste, pure Ⅱ adj. 1. (bez domieszek) [wełna, jedwab, żelazo] pure- czysta wódka pure vodka- spirytus czysty chemicznie chemically pure alcohol- poproszę szklankę czystej wody just a glass of (plain) water, please2. (niezapisany) blank- czysta dyskietka/kaseta a blank disk/cassette- czysty formularz a blank form- czysty papier a clean a. blank sheet of paper3. [filozofia, nauka, sztuka, poezja] pure 4. (niezadłużony) hipoteka na dom jest czysta there are no outstanding debts on the property Ⅲ czysta f pot. (wódka) (pure) vodka- □ czysty dochód net income- czysty zysk clear a. net profit■ czystej wody of the first order a. water- mieć czystą hipotekę pot. to have a clean record- mieć czyste ręce to have clean hands- mieć czyste sumienie to have a clear conscienceThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > czy|sty
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