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Ⅰ f 1. (substancja) wyrobić ciasto na jednolitą masę to knead the dough until (it’s) smooth- grzebień z masy szylkretowej a tortoiseshell comb- sucha masa a dry substance- masa mięśniowa muscle mass2. (wiele) lots a. a lot, a mass; masses pot.- masa kłamstw a mass of lies- cała masa sprzeczności a mass of contradictions- przyszło masę ludzi loads of people came pot.- masę dzieci nie wyjechało na wakacje lots of children spent their holidays at home3. zw. pl mass U; masses pl pot.- masy lawy a mass of lava- ludzie masami opuszczali miasto people were leaving the city en masse a. in droves4. (bryła) w mroku majaczyła masa statku a ship loomed out of the darkness- masa lasu the looming forest5. Fiz. (ciężar) mass C/U; weight C/U pot.- masa atomowa/cząsteczkowa atomic/particle mass- masa krytyczna critical mass- masa ciała body weight- bryła o masie jednego kilograma a solid with a mass of one kilogram- siła to masa razy przyspieszenie force is defined as mass times acceleration6. Elektr. earth, ground U 7. Prawo estate- masa spadkowa an/the estate- masa upadłościowa a. konkursowa a/the bankrupt’s estateⅡ masy plt (lud, tłum) the masses- masy chłopskie/pracujące the rural a. peasant/working masses- gazeta dla mas a newspaper for the masses- nie uzyskał poparcia mas he failed to gain the support of the masses- oddziaływać na masy to influence the masses- opium dla mas the opium of the people a. the masses- □ masa akustyczna Fiz. acoustic mass- masa celulozowa Przem. cellulose pulp- masa papiernicza paper pulp- masa perłowa mother-of-pearl- masa relatywistyczna Fiz., Chem. relative a. relativistic mass- masa spoczynkowa Fiz. rest mass- masa szklana Przem. glass mass- masa towarowa Ekon. volume of goods- masa tynkarska Budow. plaster mass- masa właściwa Fiz., Chem. real a. invariant mass- masa plastyczna Chem. plastic massThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > mas|a
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m (G stołu) 1. (mebel) table- stół mahoniowy/sosnowy a mahogany/pine table- stół rozkładany a gate-leg table- nakryć do stołu to lay a. set the table- prosić do stołu to announce that dinner/supper/tea is served- siąść do stołu to sit down to table- siedzieć przy stole to sit at the table- sprzątać ze stołu to clear the table- podano do stołu! dinner/supper is served!2. sgt (pożywienie) board, fare- rozkosze stołu the pleasures of the table- skromny stół plain fare- □ stół konferencyjny conference table- stół lodowcowy Geol. rock-topped ice pillar- stół mikserski Techn. mixer console- stół montażowy Kino editing a. cutting table- stół operacyjny Med. operating table- stół Pański Relig. Lord’s table- szwedzki stół buffet (meal), smorgasbord■ gładki jak stół as smooth as glass- wyłożyć karty na stół to lay a. put one’s cards on the table- obrady okrągłego stołu round-table talks- żywić się okruchami a. ochłapami z pańskiego stołu to live on crumbs from one’s master’s table- uderz w stół, a nożyce się odezwą if the cap fits, wear it- wyłożyć pieniądze na stół to put one’s money on the tableThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > st|ół
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