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1 wyrówn|ać
pf — wyrówn|ywać impf Ⅰ vt 1. (wygładzić) to smoothe 2. (ustawić w linii) to align- wyrównać szyk to straighten the line3. (ujednolicić) to level, to even out- wyrównać z kimś krok to keep pace with sb- wyrównywać szanse to give equal opportunity4. (zrekompensować) to compensate- wyrównać dług to settle a debt5. Sport (zremisować) to even the score, to equalize Ⅱ wyrównać się — wyrównywać się to become even a. steady- pacjentowi wyrównał się puls/ciśnienie the patient’s pulse became steady/the patient’s blood pressure became even■ wyrównać rachunki to get even, to settle the scoreThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > wyrówn|ać
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2 należnoś|ć
f (G pl należności) książk. amount due- niezapłacone należności za prąd unpaid electric(ity) bills- należność za naprawę wynosi 200 zł the repair charge a. fee is 200 zlotys- zapłacić a. uiścić należność (za coś) to pay the amount due (for sth), to settle the bill (for sth)- zapłacić należność za gaz to pay the gas bill- uregulować wszystkie należności to make all the payments due a. all the necessary payments, to pay all one’s bills a. dues- firma dochodziła swoich należności sądownie the company pursued its debts in court- należności spłacał ratami he paid off a. repaid his debt in instalmentsThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > należnoś|ć
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