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1 gaz świetlny
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2 gaz
Ⅰ m (G gazu) 1. Chem., Fiz. gas- hel jest gazem helium is a gas- wybuch gazu w kopalni a gas explosion in a mine2. sgt (do gotowania, ogrzewania) gas- ogrzewanie na gaz gas heat(ing)- gotować na gazie to cook with gas- postawić/zostawić coś na gazie to put/leave sth on the hob a. cooker GB, to put/leave sth on the stove- odkręcić/zakręcić gaz to turn on/off the gas- rachunek za gaz the gas bill3. sgt Aut. accelerator, gas (pedal) US pot.- zmniejszyć gaz to slow down- zdjąć nogę z gazu to take one’s foot off the accelerator4. pot. (szybkość) dodać gazu [biegacz] to put on a spurt pot.- gazu! get a move on! pot.- (pełnym) gazem at full speedⅡ gazy plt (w jelitach) wind U, gas U US- mieć/oddać gazy to have/break wind- □ gaz błotny Chem. swamp gas- gaz kopalniany fire damp, mine gas- gaz łzawiący tear gas- gaz musztardowy Wojsk. mustard gas- gaz płynny Chem. liquid gas- gaz wysypiskowy Techn. landfill gas- gaz ziemny Techn. natural gas- gazy spalinowe Techn. combustion gases* * *- gazy* * *mi1. fiz., chem., techn. gas; gaz błotny geol. marsh gas; gaz bojowy wojsk. war gas; gaz łzawiący tear gas; gaz musztardowy wojsk. mustard gas, yperite; gaz płynny l. skroplony liquefied gas; gaz pod ciśnieniem l. sprężony compressed gas; gaz rozweselający laughing gas; gaz szlachetny chem. noble gas, inert gas; gaz świetlny przest. city gas, illuminating gas; gaz węglowy techn. coal gas; gaz ziemny geol. natural gas; gazy spalinowe mot. exhaust fumes.3. pot. (= energia, rozpęd) gas, steam; jechać pełnym gazem mot. go flat out; gazu! step on it!5. pl. fizj. (= gromadzenie się gazu w przewodzie pokarmowym) gas, wind, flatulence; puszczać gazy discharge gas; euf. break wind.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > gaz
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3 gaz miejski
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4 świetlny
adj(sygnał, rok, pióro) light (attr), ( efekt) luminousnapis świetlny lub reklama świetlna — neon sign
* * *a.(= będący światłem) light; (= pełen światła) luminous; gaz świetlny techn. illuminating gas, town l. city gas; fale świetlne fiz. light waves; rok świetlny astron. light-year; strumień świetlny fiz. luminous flux; sygnalizacja świetlna mot. traffic lights.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > świetlny
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