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1 pok|ój1
m (G pokoju, G pl pokoi a. pokojów) (pomieszczenie) room- pokój bawialny przest. a drawing room- pokój stołowy a. jadalny a dining room- pokój sypialny a bedroom- pokój śniadaniowy a breakfast room- pokój dzienny a living a. day room- pokój gościnny a guest room, a spare room- pokój nauczycielski a staffroom- pokój do pracy a workroom; a den pot.- pokój biurowy/hotelowy an office/a hotel room- pokój sublokatorski a rented room; digs GB pot.- pokój frontowy/od podwórka a front/back room- pokój z balkonem a room with a balcony- pokój z widokiem (na morze) a room with a view (of the sea)- pokój jednoosobowy/dwuosobowy a single/double (room)- pokój umeblowany/nieumeblowany a furnished/an unfurnished room- pokój z kuchnią a one-roomed flat with a kitchen- pokój z łazienką a room with an en suite (bathroom)- pokój do wynajęcia a room to let- „pokoje do wynajęcia” ‘rooms to let’- „wolne pokoje (do wynajęcia)” ‘Rooms to let’, ‘Vacancies’- „wolnych pokoi brak” ‘No Vacancies’- szukam pokoju do wynajęcia I’m looking for lodgings- wynajmować pokój u kogoś to take lodgings with sb- chodzić po pokoju to walk round a room- wejść do pokoju to enter a room- zamknąć się w swoim pokoju to lock oneself in one’s roomThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > pok|ój1
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2 pokoik
m dim. (G pokoiku) small room- wynajął pokoik na poddaszu he rented a small room in the attic(s)* * *mismall room, cubbyhole.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > pokoik
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3 odnaj|ąć
pf — odnaj|mować impf (odnajmę, odnajęła, odnajęli — odnajmuję) vt 1. (użytkować) to rent (od kogoś from sb)- odnajmowałem pokój u sympatycznej starszej pani I rented a room from a nice old lady- mieszkać w odnajętym domu to live in a rented house2. (użyczać) to let a. rent [sth] out, to let a. rent out (komuś to sb)- nasza sąsiadka odnajmuje pokoje studentom our neighbour lets out rooms to studentsThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > odnaj|ąć
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4 podnaj|ąć
pf — podnaj|mować impf (podnajmę, podnajęła, podnajęli — podnajmuję) vt 1. (wynająć podnajemcy) to sublet (komuś to sb)- podnajął pokój studentom he sublet a room to students2. (wynająć od najemcy) to rent (od kogoś from sb)- podnajła mieszkanie u jego siostry she rented a. subleased a flat from his sisterThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > podnaj|ąć
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5 sublokators|ki
adj. pokój sublokators a rented a. tenanted roomThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > sublokators|ki
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6 umeblowani|e
Ⅰ sv ⇒ umeblować Ⅱ n sgt furniture, furnishings- całe umeblowanie pokoju stanowił stół i dwa krzesła a table and two chairs made up the room’s entire furnishings- wynajął sobie mieszkanie w centrum miasta, z pełnym umeblowaniem he has rented a fully furnished flat in the town centreThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > umeblowani|e
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