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1 środek nasenny
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2 hipnotyczny
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3 hipnotyczn|y
adj. 1. Med. hypnotic 2. [wpływ, spojrzenie] hypnotic, mesmerizingThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > hipnotyczn|y
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4 nasenn|y
adj. Farm. hypnotic, soporific- lek nasenny a hypnotic a. soporific (drug)- tabletka nasenna a sleeping pillThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > nasenn|y
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5 hipnotyzerski
The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > hipnotyzerski
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6 trans
Ⅰ m (G transu) Psych. 1. (letarg) trance- trans hipnotyczny/narkotyczny a hypnotic/narcotic trance- być w transie to be in a trance- wpaść w trans to go a. fall into a trance- mówił jak w transie he spoke as if a. like a man in a trance- żyłem jak w transie I lived as if in a trance, I lived in a trance-like state2. (stan uniesienia) (ecstatic) trance, exaltation- poetycki trans a poetic trance- czułem się jak w transie I felt exalted- muzyka wprowadziła ich w trans the music put a. sent them into a trance- nic go nie wyrwie z transu nothing will shake him out of his tranceⅡ trans- w wyrazach złożonych trans-- transalpejski transalpine- transsyberyjski trans-Siberian* * *wpadać (wpaść perf) w trans — to go into a trance
* * *mi(= sen hipnotyczny) trance; przen. (= uniesienie, zapał) trance, ecstasy; wpadać w trans go into a trance.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > trans
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7 nasennie
adv. as a hypnotic a. soporific- środek działający nasennie a medicine that acts as a soporific* * *advdziałać nasennie — to induce sleep, to have a soporific effect
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8 hipnoz|a
f sgt Med. hypnosis- wprowadzić kogoś w stan hipnozy to put sb into a hypnotic trance- leczenie hipnozą hypnotherapyThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > hipnoz|a
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9 medi|um
n 1. (w spirytyzmie) medium 2. (w hipnozie) hypnotic 3. zw. pl Dzien., Radio, TV medium- w mediach in the media4. (środek przekazu) medium, channel- język jako medium porozumiewania się (a) language as the medium of communication5. zw. pl (zasoby) utility 6. Jęz. the middle (voice) 7. Fiz. mediumThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > medi|um
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