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1 wojsk|o
n 1. (siły zbrojne) army, the armed forces; (oddziały armii) forces, (military) units- regularne wojsko regular army- pójść do wojska to go into the army- sprawować polityczną kontrolę nad wojskiem to exercise political control over the military- rozmieścić wojsko na danym terenie to position troops within a given area2. sgt pot. (grupa żołnierzy) soldiers- wojsko wracało z ćwiczeń the soldiers were returning from military exercises3. sgt pot. (obowiązkowa służba wojskowa) national service- □ wojska lądowe the army- wojska lotnicze the air force- wojska pancerne armoured troopsThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > wojsk|o
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2 żołnierz
m (G pl żołnierzy) 1. (wojskowy) soldier- żołnierz piechoty an infantryman- żołnierz zawodowy a regular soldier- zginąć śmiercią żołnierza to die a soldier’s death- ołowiany/cynowy żołnierz a lead/tin soldier2. (szeregowiec) a private* * *-a; -e; gen pl; -y; m* * *mpsoldier, serviceman; poet. warrior; żołnierz zawodowy/najemny regular/mercenary soldier; zginąć śmiercią żołnierza die a soldier's death; Grób Nieznanego Żołnierza the Tomb of the Unknown Warrior l. Soldier; ( szeregowy) man; żołnierz kawalerii trooper; żołnierz ciężkozbrojny man-at-arms; żołnierz piechoty morskiej marine; żołnierz piechoty foot soldier, infantryman; żołnierze ( wojsko) the troops, the military; żołnierze szeregowi the ranks.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > żołnierz
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