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m 1. sgt (satelita Ziemi) moon, Moon- blask/światło księżyca moonlight- loty na Księżyc flights to the Moon- lądowanie na Księżycu a Moon landing- orbita Księżyca the lunar orbit- przy księżycu pot. in the moonlight, by moonlight- księżyc w pełni/w nowiu the full/new moon- wschód/zachód księżyca moonrise/moonset2. Astron. moon- księżyce Jowisza the moons of Jupiter- □ księżyc w lisiej czapce a. czapie aureole a. halo around the Moon- sztuczny księżyc Techn. (artificial) satellite■ wyglądać jak księżyc w pełni to be moon-faced a. full-faced* * *-a; -e; m* * *miGen. -a1. ( także Księżyc) (= satelita Ziemi) the Moon; (jako zjawisko na niebie l. źródło światła) moon; blask l. światło księżyca moonlight, moonshine; złoty księżyc golden moon; wyprawa na Księżyc lunar mission; księżyc w pełni/nowiu full/new moon; księżyc w pierwszej/ostatniej kwadrze the moon in its first/last quarter; przy księżycu l. w świetle księżyca by the light of the moon; jakby spadł z księżyca przen. as if he were from the moon; wyglądać jak księżyc w pełni be moon-faced.2. astron. (= naturalny satelita planety) moon, (natural) satellite.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > księżyc
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