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1 korzyść
- ci; -ci; gen pl -ci; fna czyjąś korzyść — to sb's advantage, in sb's favour (BRIT) lub favor (US)
zmienić się ( perf) na korzyść — to change for the better
ciągnąć korzyści z korzyść — +gen to reap profit from
* * *f.(= pożytek) advantage, benefit; (= zysk) profit; korzyści materialne financial profits; czerpać l. ciągnąć l. odnosić korzyści z czegoś reap profit from sth, benefit from sth; przynosić korzyści be beneficial; ( materialne) bring profit; na czyjąś korzyść to sb's advantage, in sb's favor; zmienić się na korzyść change for the better; korzyści z używania dobrej encyklopedii są bardzo liczne the benefits l. advantages of using a good encyclopedia are numerous.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > korzyść
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2 odcinać
impf ⇒ odciąć* * *to cut off; (gałąź, przewód) to cut off, to sever; (rękę, palec) to sever, to amputate; (dostęp, odwrót) to cut lub seal off* * *ipf.1. (= odkrawać, odrąbywać) cut, cut off; dać sobie odciąć rękę za to, że count l. bank l. bet on sth.2. (= odizolować) dissociate; odciąć od świata cut off from the world; odcinać kupony od czegoś przen. reap the benefits of one's earlier efforts.ipf.1. (= zdystansować się) dissociate o.s. (od kogoś/czegoś from sb/sth).2. (= odgryzać się) retort, talk back.3. tylko ipf. (= wyróżniać się) stand out; odcinać się od tła stand out against the background.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > odcinać
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