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1 dwa
numdwa koty/obrazy/jabłka — two cats/pictures/apples
co dwa dni/miesiące/lata — every other day/month/year
(gra w) dwa ognie — British bulldog (BRIT), prison dodge ball (US)
w dwóch słowach — in a word, in short lub brief
* * *num.dwaj l. dwóch l. dwu Gen. i Loc. dwóch l. dwu Dat. dwom l. dwu l. dwóm Ins. dwoma l. dwu; dwie Gen. i Loc. dwóch l. dwu Dat. dwom l. dwu l. dwóm Ins. dwoma l. dwiema1. (= liczba 2) two; dwa psy two dogs; dwa krzesła two chairs; dwaj bracia l. dwóch l. dwu braci two brothers; dwa razy twice l. two times; dwa razy dziennie twice a day; mój syn ma dwa lata my son is two; co dwa tygodnie/lata every other week/year; w dwóch słowach in short l. brief; dwa kroki stąd (just) around the corner; bez dwóch zdań no doubt about it; grać w dwa ognie play dodge ball; obiad zrobię raz, dwa I'll have dinner ready in two shakes, I'll have dinner ready in a snap l. flash l. jiffy; nie raz, nie dwa more than once, many times; wtrącić swoje dwa słowa add l. put in one's two cents, add l. put in one's two cents' worth; pracować za dwóch do the work of two; wygrać dwa do zera win two-nil; dwa razy daje, kto prędko daje he gives twice who gives quickly; kij ma dwa końce two can play at the game; gdzie się dwóch bije, tam trzeci korzysta two dogs fight for a bone, and a third runs away with it; co dwóch, to nie jeden many hands make light work, two heads are better than one; pokorne cielę dwie matki ssie the still sow eats up all the draft; trzymać dwie sroki za ogon have too many irons in the fire; upiec dwie pieczenie na jednym ogniu kill two birds with one stone; mądrej głowie dość dwie słowie a word is enough to the wise.2. szkoln., uniw. (= dawniej ocena niedostateczna w szkołach podstawowych i ponadpodstawowych; ocena niedostateczna na uniwersytecie) fail, unsatisfactory, E l. F; (= obecnie ocena dopuszczająca w szkołach podstawowych i ponadpodstawowych) pass, passing, D.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > dwa
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2 poinformować
-uję, -ujesz; vb od informować* * *pf.inform; ( zwłaszcza oficjalnie) notify; poinformować kogoś o czymś inform l. notify sb about sth, let sb know about sth, bring sth to sb's knowledge; pot. clue sb up on sth, put sb wise to sth.pf.inquire, request information ( o czymś about sth).The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > poinformować
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