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1 kres
Ⅰ m sgt (G kresu) książk. 1. (koniec) end- nasza wędrówka dobiegła kresu our journey has come to an end a. reached the end- zbliża się kres jego panowania the end of his reign is imminent- wszystko ma swój kres nothing lasts forever- u kresu podróży at the end of a journey- być u kresu swoich dni a. życia to be nearing the end of one’s days a. life2. przen. (granica) limit- kres ludzkich możliwości the limits of human endurance- być u kresu wytrzymałości to be at the end of one’s tether- być u kresu sił to be on one’s last legs, to be ready to drop3. (kraniec) end, edge- kres drogi the end of the road- kres lasu/stepu/pustyni the edge of the forest/steppe/desert- morze bez kresu the endless seaⅡ Kresy plt borderland zw. pl, marches- Kresy wschodnie the Eastern borderlands a. marches- pochodzić z Kresów to come from the borderlands a. marches- mieszkać na Kresach to live in the borderlands a. marches- □ kres zbioru liczb Mat. bound of a set■ położyć czemuś kres to put an end to sth* * *(książk: koniec) end; ( granica) limit* * *mi1. (= granica, kraniec) limit, end; kres dolny zbioru mat. greatest lower bound, infimum; kres górny zbioru mat. least upper bound, supremum; kres zbioru liczb mat. bound; kres funkcji mat. limit.2. ( o czasie) end; być u kresu sił be completely exhausted; dobiegać kresu be coming l. drawing to a close; kres cierpienia limits of suffering; kres wytrzymałości limit of endurance; mieć swój kres come to an end; położyć czemuś kres put an end to sth; położyć kres czyimś nadziejom extinguish sb's hopes.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > kres
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2 limi|t
m (G limitu) limit, ceiling- limit finansowy/wiekowy a financial/age limit- limit czasu a. czasowy a time limit- limity połowowe fishing limits, fish(ing) quotas- limit zatrudnienia an employment limit- limit przyjęć na studia an enrolment limit, numerus clausus- ustalić/przekroczyć limit to set/to exceed a limit- zwiększyć/zmniejszyć limit to raise/to lower a limit- przekroczyć limit czasu to go over the time limit- limit czasu wyczerpał się the time limit has expired a. is up- nie obowiązuje limit wieku there is no age limitThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > limi|t
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