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Ⅰ m (G punktu) 1. (kropka) dot, spot, speck- ciemny punkt na horyzoncie a dark point a. speck on the horizon- samoloty stanowiły srebrne punkty na niebie aeroplanes looked like silver dots in the sky2. (miejsce) point- najdalej/najwyżej położony punkt the furthest/highest point- punkt, z którego nie ma powrotu a point of no return- patrzeć nieruchomo w jeden punkt to look steadily at one point, to fix one’s gaze on one point- mieszkamy w dobrym/złym punkcie we live in a good/bad area3. (placówka) point, centre- punkt sanitarny a dressing station, a (medical) dispensary, a first-aid post- punkt apteczny a dispensary- punkt biblioteczny a branch library- punkt graniczny a border post- punkt konsultacyjny a consulting point- punkt noclegowy a bunkhouse, basic sleeping accommodation- punkt usługowy a repair shop- punkt zborny an assembly point, a rallying point4. (pozycja) point, post- punkt obserwacyjny an observation point- punkt dowodzenia a command post- punkt strategiczny a strategic point- zniszczyć punkty oporu nieprzyjaciela to destroy the enemy’s pockets of resistance5. (część tekstu) paragraph; (w wyliczeniach) item; (w aktach prawnych) clause- punkty traktatu/umowy clauses in a treaty/agreement- przejrzeć tekst punkt po punkcie to go through a text point by point6. (element) point- najważniejsze punkty zagadnienia the main points of the problem- zgadzać się/różnić się z kimś w jakimś punkcie to agree/differ with sb on some point- punkt kulminacyjny przen. the climax- punktem kulminacyjnym wycieczki miała być audiencja u papieża the highlight a. high spot of the tour was to be an audience with the pope7. (programu) act, item, event- a teraz, proszę państwa, kolejny punkt programu and now ladies and gentlemen, the next item on the programme a. agenda8. (jednostka w grach) point, score- obliczać punkty to count scores- wygrać/przegrać czterema punktami to win/to be beaten by 4 points- młody bokser wygrał na punkty the young boxer won on points- zdobył 10 punktów dla swojej drużyny he scored 10 points for his team9. Druk. point 10. Mat. point- punkt przecięcia się dwóch linii the intersection of two lines, the point of intersection11. Fin. point- akcje naszej firmy poszły w górę o cztery punkty our company’s share index rose by four pointsⅡ punkt part. pot. (punktualnie) on the dot pot.- przyszedł punkt ósma he arrived at eight (o’clock) on the dotⅢ z punktu adv. pot. immediately, instantly- cała sprawa z punktu wzięła zły obrót the whole thing went wrong from the start- □ punkt ciężkości Fiz. centre of gravity- punkt karny Sport penalty point- punkt przyziemny Astron. perigee- punkt styczności Mat. point of contact- punkt węzłowy junction- punkt widokowy vantage point- punkt wysokościowy Geog. elevation point- punkt zerowy Mat. zero point- punkty preferencyjne Uniw. ≈ weighting (preferential points accorded in university entrance exams in communist Poland to young people of working class or peasant origin)- kardynalne punkty horyzontu Astron. cardinal points of the horizon- kardynalne punkty układu optycznego Fiz. cardinal points (of the optical system)- martwy punkt Techn. dead point■ punkt honoru a matter a. point of honour- punkt oparcia a refuge, a haven, an asylum- punkt widzenia a point of view- punkt wyjścia czegoś a point of departure for sth- punkt zapalny a trouble spot- punkt zwrotny a turning point- był to punkt zwrotny w jego karierze it was a turning point in his career- czyjś mocny/słaby punkt sb’s strong/weak point- być przeczulonym/mieć obsesję na punkcie czegoś to be oversensitive/to have an obsession about sth- była przeczulona na punkcie swojego wieku she had a hang-up about her age- utknąć w martwym punkcie to come to a standstill a. a deadlock a. an impasseThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > punk|t
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