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101 interdepartmental inter·de·part·ment·al adj
['ɪntəˌdiːpɒːt'mɛntl]English-Italian dictionary > interdepartmental inter·de·part·ment·al adj
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102 zweiteilig
Adj. two-part ..., in two parts; Anzug etc.: two-piece suit etc.* * *two-piece; bipartite* * *zwei|tei|ligadjRoman two-part attr, in two parts; Plan two-stage; Kleidungsstück two-piece; Formular etc two-part attr, in two sections* * *zwei·tei·lig[ˈtsvaitailɪç]* * ** * ** * ** * *adj.bipartite adj.dyadic adj.two piece adj.two-part adj. -
103 apart
Adj. striking, unusual, individual; Kleidung: stylish* * *apạrt [a'part]1. adjdistinctive, unusual; Mensch, Aussehen, Kleidungsstück auch striking2. adv1) (= schick) chicly2) (old = separat) separately, individually* * *[aˈpart]adj striking, distinctive, unusualer war ein Mann von \apartem Aussehen he was a striking [or distinctive-looking] manwas für ein \aparter Pullover! that's an unusual sweater!* * *1.Adjektiv individual attrib.2.apart sein — be individual in style
adverbial in an individual style* * ** * *1.Adjektiv individual attrib.2.adverbial in an individual style -
104 Zwanzigstel
Adj.: ein zwanzigstel Liter a twentieth of a liter* * *(one of twenty equal parts.) twentieth* * ** * *adj.twentieth part adj. -
105 nichtbackend
part adjнеспекающийсяpart adjRussisch-Deutsches worterbuch der schweß-und lottechnik > nichtbackend
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106 zehntel
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107 zwanzigstel
Adj.: ein zwanzigstel Liter a twentieth of a liter* * *(one of twenty equal parts.) twentieth* * *zwanzigstel adj:ein zwanzigstel Liter a twentieth of a liter* * *adj.twentieth part adj. -
108 zweilagig
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109 Zehntel
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110 durchschlagend
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111 grann
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112 ładn|y
Ⅰ adj. grad. 1. (niebrzydki) [dziewczyna, buzia, oczy, włosy, miasto] pretty; [sukienka, uśmiech] pretty, nice; [fryzura, nogi, piosenka] nice; [zapach] nice, pleasant; [obraz, film, widok] nice, fine; [charakter pisma] neat; [okolica] nice- ładny dzień a nice day- ładna pogoda fine a. nice weather- jest ładna pogoda the weather’s a. it’s nice- ładny strzał! w sam środek tarczy good shot! it’s a bullseye2. (uprzejmy, szlachetny) nice, noble- zaproszenie go, to był ładny gest z jej strony the invitation was a nice gesture on her partⅡ adj. pot. 1. (znaczny, pokaźny) considerable- ładna sumka a tidy sum- ładny pieniądz/grosz a pretty penny- odłożył ładną sumkę he’s put a tidy (little) a. nice little sum aside- dziewięćdziesiąt lat to ładny wiek ninety’s a ripe old age- dożyć ładnego wieku to live to a ripe old age- ładnych parę lat/miesięcy a good many a. a good few years/months- ładnych parę kilometrów a good few kilometres- znamy się ładnych parę lat we’ve known each other for a good many a. a good few years- ładnych parę razy quite a few times2. pot., iron. fine iron.- ładny z ciebie przyjaciel! a fine friend you are!- ładne rzeczy słyszałem na twój temat I heard some nice things about you! iron., fine things I heard about you! iron.- ładny gips a. interes! this is a right old mess a. a pretty state of affairs iron.- ładne kwiatki! how nice!; that’s nice! iron.- ładna mi perspektywa! a fine prospect indeed! iron.■ nie to ładne, co ładne, ale co się komu podoba przysł. beauty is in the eye of the beholder przysł.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > ładn|y
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113 angerauht
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114 ausgestellt
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115 bedruckt
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116 beschichtet
part adjbeschichtete Gewebe — ткани с (водоотталкивающей) пропиткой; непромокаемые ткани -
117 desintegrierend
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118 desintegriert
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119 durchlöchert
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120 eingedeutscht
part adj
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