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1 eksternistyczny
adj( studia) extramural* * *a.szkoln., uniw. extramural, extension; studia eksternistyczne distance learning, extramural learning.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > eksternistyczny
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2 eksternistycznie
adv. [studiować] extramurally GB- zdawać egzamin eksternistycznie to take an exam without being enrolled for classes* * *adv.szkoln., uniw. as an extramural l. extension student; studiować eksternistycznie study as an extramural l. extension student.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > eksternistycznie
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3 zaoczny
adj( wyrok) in absentia; UNIW part-time, extramural* * *a.1. (= odbywający się bez udziału osoby zainteresowanej) by default.2. uniw. extramural, external, non-resident.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > zaoczny
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4 ekstern
The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > ekstern
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5 eksternista
The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > eksternista
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6 studia
- ów; pl( nauka na uczelni) studies (pl), ( praca badawcza) research* * *pl.Gen. -ów1. uniw. studies; studia dzienne full-time studies; studia zaoczne part-time studies, extramural studies; studia eksternistyczne auditing students' academic program; studia wieczorowe evening studies (program); iść na studia (licencjackie l. trzyletnie) go to college; (magisterskie l. pięcioletnie) go to university; skończyć studia graduate.2. ( badania) research.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > studia
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7 eksternistyczn|y
adj. [system, studia] extramural a. extension GB; [student] external- egzamin eksternistyczny an exam taken without enrolment as a studentThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > eksternistyczn|y
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8 nauczani|e
Ⅰ sv nauczyć Ⅱ n sgt teaching, instruction- nauczanie przedmiotu teaching of a. instruction in a subject- nauczanie języków obcych foreign language teaching- metody/wyniki nauczania teaching methods/results- wysoki poziom nauczania a high standard a. level of teaching- nauczanie kompleksowe Szkol. inter-disciplinary a. project-based teaching- nauczanie programowane Szkol. programmed instruction- nauczanie zaoczne Szkol. extramural education- dogmatyczne nauczanie Hist. dogmatic instruction- tajne nauczanie Hist. clandestine teaching- dostać a. otrzymać (dobrą) nauczkę to learn one’s lesson- dostała srogą nauczkę she learnt her lesson the hard way- dostał nauczkę na całe życie that taught him a lesson he’ll never forget- dostał nauczkę, żeby nie rozmawiać z nieznajomymi it taught him not to talk to strangers- dać komuś nauczkę to teach sb a lesson- trzeba dać im nauczkę they need to be taught a lesson- no i masz nauczkę, żeby nie mieszać alkoholi that’ll teach you not to mix (your) drinks- niech to będzie dla ciebie nauczką! that’ll teach you!, let that be a lesson to you!- to dobra nauczka na przyszłość it’s a good lesson for the future- to była dla niego dobra nauczka it was one in the eye for him pot.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > nauczani|e
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9 zaoczn|y
adj. 1. Prawo [wyrok, proces] in absentia 2. Szk. [system, studia] extramural, extension GB; [student] externalThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > zaoczn|y
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extramural — ex|tra|mu|ral [ˌekstrəˈmjuərəl US ˈmjur ] adj [only before noun] [Date: 1800 1900; : Latin; Origin: extra muros outside the walls ] 1.) relating to a place or organization but happening or done outside it ▪ extramural activities 2.) especially… … Dictionary of contemporary English
extramural — adjective 1 connected with a place or organization but happening or done outside it: extramural activities 2 especially BrE extramural courses, studies etc involve students from outside a particular college or university opposite intramural … Longman dictionary of contemporary English