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2 kaszta zecerska z czcionkami tekstowymi
• lower caseSłownik polsko-angielski dla inżynierów > kaszta zecerska z czcionkami tekstowymi
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3 litera lite·ra
-ry, -ry; loc sg - rzefpisać (napisać pf) wielką lub dużą/małą literą — to write in upper case/lower case letters
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1. comp; mniejszy; adjsmall; (palec, spacer, chwilka) little; (dziecko, chłopiec) small, little; ( litera) lower-case, small2. mmieć coś w małym palcu — (przen) to have sth at one's fingertips
małe piwo — (przen) a piece of cake, no big deal
* * *a.1. (= nieduży) small; little; mały palec anat. little finger; mała litera small letter; ( w maszynie do pisania) lowercase letter; małymi literami in lowercase; Mały Wóz astron. Little Dipper; małe piwo przen. piece of cake, no big deal; mała czarna demitasse; na małym ekranie on TV; o mały włos just barely; o mały włos nie zrobić czegoś be within a hair's breadth of doing sth; o mały włos bym zginął I missed being killed by a hair; mieć coś w małym palcu have sth at one's fingertips; małe jest piękne small is beautiful.2. (= młody) little; mała dziewczynka little girl; małe dzieci – mały kłopot, duże dzieci – duży kłopot small children cause small problems, big children cause big problems.mpThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > mały
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5 tekstow|y
adj. [wiadomość] text attr.- czcionka tekstowa lower case standard fontThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > tekstow|y
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adj1) (= niewielkiego rozmiaru) small2) (dom, przestrzeń) little3) (o dziecku) small4) (o literze) lower-case
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