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141 ile
pron(+gen) ( z rzeczownikami policzalnymi) how manyile kwiatów/ludzi? — how many flowers/people?
ilu mężczyzn/studentów? — how many men/students?
ile ich było? — how many of them were there?, ( z rzeczownikami niepoliczalnymi) how much
ile masła/wody/pieniędzy? — how much butter/water/money?
ile to kosztuje? — how much is it?, (w zdaniach względnych: z rzeczownikami policzalnymi) as many; ( z rzeczownikami niepoliczalnymi) as much
bierz ile chcesz — take as many/much as you want
o ile — if
o ile nie — unless, if not
o ile wiem/pamiętam — as far as I know/remember
o tyle o ile — pot not too bad
nie tyle mądry, ile sprytny — not so much wise as clever
* * *pron.Nom. i Acc. + mp ilu l. ile; Gen. + count ilu Gen. + noncount ile; Dat. i Loc. ilu; Ins. iloma l. ilu1. zaimek pytajny l. względny how many ( count); how much ( noncount); ile mieszkań jest na tym piętrze? how many apartments are there on this story?; ile masz pieniędzy? how much money do you have?; ile masz lat? how old are you?; ilu ludzi widziałeś? how many people did you see?; pokaż, ile przeczytałeś show me how much you have read.2. ( w wykrzyknikach) ile śniegu! what a lot of snow!5. na ile (= do jakiego stopnia) to what extent, how far; nie wiem, na ile to prawda I don't know to what extent it's true; I don't know how much of it is true; na ile mogę mu ufać? how far can I trust him?6. tyle, ile... as much as...; as many as...; jesz dwa razy tyle, ile ja you eat twice as much as I do; mam tyle lat, co ty I'm as old as you are.7. o tyle, o ile... l. na tyle, na ile... in so far as...; insofar as...; inasmuch as...; to the extent that...; powiem ci prawdę o tyle, o ile ją znam I'll tell you the truth insofar as I know it.8. o tyle o ile pot. so-so; not very much.9. ( wyraża uściślenie) nie tyle..., ile... not so much... as...; jestem nie tyle śpiący, ile zmęczony I'm not so much sleepy as tired.10. ile razy... every time..., whenever...; ile razy do ciebie dzwonię, zawsze jesteś zajęty you are always busy when I call you.11. ( w funkcji spójnika) o ile..., (to)... provided that..., if...; o ile chcą, (to) niech przyjdą jutro let them come tomorrow if they want to; o ile..., (o tyle)... while..., whereas...; o ile ja nie znoszę kawy, o tyle moja żona ją uwielbia while I hate coffee, my wife loves it.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > ile
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