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1 leading
['liːdɪŋ]adj( most important) czołowy; (first, front) prowadzący, znajdujący się na czele; role główny -
2 leading
etylizowanieołowiowaniepaliwpokrywanie ołowiemprowadzącywyprzedzający -
3 leading lady
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4 leading light
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5 leading man
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6 leading question
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7 leading coefficient of polynomial
współczynnik przy najwyższej potędze wielomianuEnglish-Polish dictionary for engineers > leading coefficient of polynomial
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8 leading current
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9 leading edge
krawędź natarcia płatazbocze narastającezbocze narastające impulsu -
10 leading end
przedni koniec taśmy -
11 leading ghost image
zjawa wyprzedzającaEnglish-Polish dictionary for engineers > leading ghost image
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12 leading lights
światła nabieżnika -
13 leading line
linia nabieżnika -
14 leading load
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15 leading marks
nabieżnik -
16 leading oval
owal przedgotowyowalgładzik -
17 leading pass
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18 leading phase
faza wyprzedzająca -
19 leading pole horn
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20 leading power factor
współczynnik mocy przy obciążeniu pojemnościowymEnglish-Polish dictionary for engineers > leading power factor
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