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1 dw|ór
m (G dworu) 1. (ziemiański dom) manor house; (majątek ziemski) (landed) estate- pracować we dworze (być służącym) to be a servant in a manor house; (być parobkiem) to be a farmhand on a landed estate2. (władca i otoczenie) court- na dworze cesarskim/królewskim/wiedeńskim at the imperial/royal/Viennese court- stosunki między kościołem a dworem the relations between the Church and the court- malować/komponować dla dworu to be the court painter/composer- służyć na dworze to serve at the court3. (świeże powietrze) spędzać czas/jeść na dworze to spend time/eat outside a. outdoors- na dworze jest zimno/gorąco it’s cold/hot outside- wyjść na dwór to go outside- wrócić z dworu to come back insideThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > dw|ór
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2 mająt|ek
m (G majątku) 1. (mienie) wealth, possessions pl- oszacowano jego majątek na milion złotych his fortune was estimated at one million zlotys- zarządzać majątkiem firmy to manage a company’s property- majątek rośnie/topnieje w czyichś rękach a fortune grows/dwindles in sb’s hands- roztrwonić majątek to squander one’s wealth a. fortune2. (posiadłość) estate, property U- majątek ziemski a landed estate- parcelacja majątku the breaking up of an estate3. (bogactwo) fortune, riches pl- dorobić się majątku to amass a fortune- zbić majątek to make a fortune- zbił majątek na handlu kawą he made a fortune trading in coffee4. sgt (dużo pieniędzy) fortune- kosztować majątek to cost a fortune- obiad w tej restauracji na pewno kosztuje majątek dinner in this restaurant must cost a fortune- wydać majątek to spend a fortune (na coś on sth)- wydawała majątek na kosmetyki she spent a fortune on cosmetics- utopić majątek to sink a fortune (w czymś in sth)- zapłacić majątek to pay a fortune (za coś for sth)- zapłaciłam majątek za to mieszkanie I paid a fortune for this flat5. Prawo estate, property- □ majątek dorobkowy assets- majątek narodowy Ekon. national wealth- majątek nieruchomy Prawo real property, real estate US, realty- majątek ruchomy Prawo personal property, personalty, movables■ dojadać majątek pot. to live off (the remains of) one’s fortuneThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > mająt|ek
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3 posiadłość
-ci, -ci; gen pl -ci; festate, property* * *f.estate, property; posiadłość ziemska landed estate.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > posiadłość
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4 ziemski
adj(atmosfera, klimat, skorupa) earth's (attr), (sprawy, troski) earthly, worldly* * *a.1. (= dotyczący planety) terrestrial, the earth's; kula ziemska the globe; skorupa ziemska the earth's crust; oś ziemska the earth's axis.2. (= powszedni) earthly, worldly; ziemskie troski worldly concerns.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > ziemski
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5 resztów|ka
The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > resztów|ka
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6 wywłaszcz|yć
pf — wywłaszcz|ać impf vt Prawo to expropriate [właścicieli ziemskich, majątek, tereny]; to dispossess [osobę]- wywłaszczono ich z posiadłości ziemskiej they were dispossessed of their landed estateThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > wywłaszcz|yć
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