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Ⅰ n 1. sgt Chem. (pierwiastek, metal) gold- czyste złoto pure a. solid gold- złoto w sztabkach gold ingots- ceny złota gold prices, prices of gold- złoto pierwszej próby 96 per cent- tron ze szczerego złota a throne of real gold- kopalnia/poszukiwacz złota a gold mine/gold-digger- poszukiwać złota to prospect for gold- samorodek złota a gold nugget2. sgt (przedmioty ze złota, pozłacane) gold- ukradli nam złoto i pieniądze they stole our gold and money- lubię nosić złoto I like wearing gold3. sgt (złote nici) gold threads; (płatki złota, folia) gold leaf; (złocenie) gilding- siodło nabijane złotem a saddle studded with gold- kołnierz obszyty złotem a collar trimmed with gold braid4. sgt (złote monety) gold; gold coins pl- pięćdziesiąt rubli w złocie fifty roubles in gold- płacić złotem to pay in gold5. pot., Sport (złoty medal) gold, gold medal- wygrać złoto na olimpiadzie to win gold at the Olympic Games- będziemy walczyć o złoto we’re going for gold6. sgt (złoty odcień) gold, amber- złoto jej opalenizny the gold of her tanⅡ adv. [świecić, mienić się] goldenly- □ białe złoto white gold- czarne złoto książk. coal- złoto dukatowe pure gold, 24-carat a. karat US gold- złoto amerykańskie gilded pinchbeck■ jak złoto pot. [dziecko] as good as gold; [osoba, przedmiot, stan] tip-top, first-rate- złoto, nie człowiek pot. a heart of gold- kapać złotem to be dripping with gold- obiecywać (komuś) góry złota to promise (sb) the earth a. moon- sypać złotem to spend money lavishly- nie wszystko złoto, co się świeci przysł. all that glitters is not gold przysł.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > zło|to
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