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1 bł|ąd
m (G błędu) 1. (pomyłka) mistake, error- błąd ortograficzny/interpunkcyjny a spelling/punctuation mistake- błąd rachunkowy a. w obliczeniach a miscalculation- błąd wymowy a. w wymowie a pronunciation error, an error in pronunciation- zrobić/popełnić błąd to make a mistake a. an error- poprawić błąd to correct a. rectify a mistake- list roił się od błędów the letter was full of mistakes- czeski błąd transposition of characters- błąd zecerski a typo pot.2. (złe postępowanie) mistake- błędy wychowawcze mistakes in upbringing- błędy młodości the sins of youth- błąd w sztuce a professional error, professional incompetence- błąd polityczny a political mistake a. error- zrobić/popełnić błąd to make a mistake- popełnił fatalny błąd, rezygnując z pracy he made a fatal mistake leaving his job- naprawić błąd to rectify a mistake- pozwól mi naprawić moje błędy just let me make up for my mistakes- przyznać się do błędu to admit to having made a mistake- po wielu latach wreszcie przyznał się do błędu many years later he admitted the error of his ways- wyznać komuś swoje błędy to confess one’s mistakes to sb- wybaczyć komuś błędy to forgive sb’s mistakes a. sb for their mistakes- uczyć się na błędach to learn by a. from one’s (own) mistakes- uczyć się na cudzych błędach to learn from the mistakes of others- powtarzać stare błędy to repeat a. to make the same (old) mistakes- przyczyną wypadku był błąd człowieka the accident was caused by human error3. (fałszywe przekonanie) misconception, misapprehension- być w błędzie to be mistaken- wykorzenić błędy to eradicate mistakes a. misconceptions- trwać w błędzie to be (labouring) under a misapprehension- wprowadzić kogoś w błąd to mislead sb- wyprowadzić kogoś z błędu to put sb right- lepiej nie wyprowadzać ich z błędu I don’t think it’s worth putting them right a. enlightening them iron.4. (zły wynik, złe wskazanie) error- błąd statystyczny a statistical error- błąd metody a methodological error- błąd odczytu a misreading- błąd aparatury a mechanical error- margines błędu a margin of errorThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > bł|ąd
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2 tragiczny
adj1) tragic2) (pot) ( wygląd) terrible (pot)* * *a.2. (= nieszczęśliwy, wstrząsający) tragic, dismal, shocking, appalling; tragiczna strata/pomyłka tragic loss/mistake.3. pot. (= bardzo zły, fatalny) terrible, fatal, awful.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > tragiczny
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3 skut|ek
m (G skutku) effect, result (czegoś of sth)- przykre skutki uzależnienia od narkotyków the sad effects of drug addiction- zabezpieczyć coś przed skutkami trzęsienia ziemi/powodzi to protect sth against the effects of an earthquake/a flood- przynieść pożądanie skutki to have the desired effect, to produce the desired result- wywołać odwrotny skutek to have the opposite effect, to produce the opposite result- odnieść skutek [starania, zabiegi] to be successful- doprowadzić coś do skutku to carry out sth [plan]; to bring about sth [porozumienie, reformę]- dojść do skutku [spotkanie, uroczystość] to take place- nie dojść do skutku to not come off- rodzić skutki prawne Prawo [umowa, kontrakt] to have legal effect- używać czegoś z dobrym skutkiem to use sth to good effect- bez skutku to no effect, without success- próbował dwa razy, ale bez skutku he tried twice, but to no effect a. without success- z niewielkim skutkiem to little effect- skutkiem a. na skutek czegoś as a result of sth- na skutek czego, przedsiębiorstwo zbankrutowało with the result that the company went bankrupt- próbuj aż do skutku try until you succeed- dramatyczna/fatalna/nieoczekiwana w skutkach decyzja a decision with dramatic/fatal/surprising consequences- brzemienna w skutki decyzja/pomyłka a fateful decision/mistakeThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > skut|ek
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