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m (G terminu) 1. (odcinek czasu) time, time limit- termin gwarancyjny a guarantee period- dano mi termin półroczny I was given a half-year time limit- gwarantujemy szybkie terminy dostaw we guarantee prompt delivery- skończyć coś w terminie a. przed terminem to finish sth on time- remont zakończył się w terminie the redecoration was completed on time- wykonujemy projekty w terminie pięciu dni we execute designs within 5 days- wyznaczyć termin wykonania czegoś to set a time limit a. deadline for doing sth- napięty termin a tight deadline2. (konkretna data) date- termin egzaminu/wyjazdu the date of an exam/departure- termin ważności a sell-by date- wyznaczyć termin wizyty u lekarza to set a. fix a date for an appointment at the doctor3. (wyraz) term- termin naukowy/literacki a scientific/literary term- ukuć termin to coin a term4. daw. (nauka rzemiosła) apprenticeship- pójść do terminu to be apprenticed- był w terminie u szewca/krawca he was apprenticed to a cobbler/tailor■ termin mnie/go goni pot. I’m/he’s working against the clock* * *( czas) deadline, time limit; ( umówione spotkanie) appointment; ( wyraz) termostateczny termin — the final deadline, the closing date
* * *mi1. (= wyznaczony czas) time limit, deadline; ostateczny termin deadline, final deadline, closing date; termin dostawy delivery date, time of delivery; (skończyć coś) w terminie finish sth in time; wyznaczyć termin set a date; zmieścić się w terminie meet the deadline.2. (= pojęcie o ustalonym znaczeniu) term.3. przest. (= nauka rzemiosła) apprenticeship.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > termin
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