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1 fundusz
Ⅰ m (G funduszu, G pl funduszy a. funduszów) fund- fundusz pomocy ofiarom katastrof a disaster fund- założyć fundusz to set up a fund- zarządzać funduszem to administer a fundⅡ fundusze plt funds- fundusze prywatne/rządowe private/government a. public funds- fundusze na badania naukowe funds for scientific research- gromadzić fundusze to raise funds- żyć z własnych funduszów to have independent means of support- brakuje nam funduszów we are short of funds- fundusze mi na to nie pozwalają I haven’t got the money for that- □ fundusz amortyzacyjny sinking fund- fundusz dyspozycyjny expense account- fundusz emerytalny pension fund- fundusz gwarancyjny indemnity fund- fundusz inwestycyjny investment fund- fundusz odnawialny revolving fund- fundusz płac payroll- fundusz powierniczy trust fund- fundusz reprezentacyjny entertainment allowance- fundusz socjalny social fund- fundusz stypendialny scholarship fund- Międzynarodowy Fundusz Walutowy International Monetary Fund* * *-u; -e; gen pl; -ów lub -y; m* * *miGen.pl. -y l. -ów1. (= pieniądze na cel społeczny) fund; fundusz dyspozycyjny discretionary fund; fundusz płac wages budget; fundusz inwestycyjny investment fund; fundusz socjalny social fund; fundusz rezerwowy reserve fund; otwarty fundusz emerytalny pension/retirement fund; ( fundusze organizacji) coffer; fundusze publiczne the public purse, public money; asygnować fundusze assign funds ( na coś for sth); gromadzić fundusze raise funds/finance ( na coś for sth); obcinać fundusze tighten/pull in the purse strings.2. pot. (= zasób gotówki) funds.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > fundusz
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2 płaca
-y; -e1) ( ogólnie) pay, earnings2) ( pracownika fizycznego) wage, wages3) ( pracownika umysłowego) salary* * *f.pay; (godzinowa, dzienna, tygodniowa) wage; ( miesięczna) salary; lista płac payroll; płaca akordowa piecework pay; płaca minimalna minimum wage; płaca na czysto l. na rękę take-home l. in-hand pay; płaca podstawowa l. zasadnicza basic wage; płaca realna real l. actual wage; fundusz płac ( pracowników nieprodukcyjnych) salary fund; ( pracowników produkcyjnych) wage fund; podwyżka/obniżka płac pay raise/cut.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > płaca
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