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1 miska ustępowa
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2 mis|ka
f 1. (naczynie) bowl, basin; (zawartość) bowl(ful), basin(ful)- miska z gliny a clay bowl- miska do mieszania/mycia a mixing/washing bowl- miska do sałaty/zupy a salad/soup bowl- nalać wodę do miski to pour water into a bowl- zjeść miskę ryżu to eat a bowl(ful) of rice2. (kształt) basin- miska jeziora a lake basin- □ miska klozetowa (toilet) bowl, lavatory pan■ oddać a. sprzedać coś za miskę soczewicy książk. to hand sth over a. to sell sth for a mess of pottage- pełna miska material wealth- zawsze miał pełną miskę he was always materially comfortable a. well provided for (materially)The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > mis|ka
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3 sedes
m (G sedesu) lavatory, toilet, stool US- sedes pokojowy commode; closestool przest.- siedzieć na sedesie to sit on the toilet- wrzucić coś do sedesu to throw sth down the toilet* * *( muszla klozetowa) toilet bowl; ( deska klozetowa) toilet seat* * *mi1. (= ubikacja) toilet.2. (= muszla klozetowa) toilet bowl.3. (= deska) toilet seat.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > sedes
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4 klozetow|y
adj. [deska, szczotka] toilet attr.- muszla klozetowa a toilet bowl- spłuczka klozetowa a toilet tank a. cisternThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > klozetow|y
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