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f 1. (na skórze) crease, wrinkle; (głęboka) furrow; (świadome zmarszczenie) pucker, crinkle; (drobna, delikatna) crinkle- twarz pokryta a. poorana zmarszczkami a face covered with wrinkles- drobne zmarszczki wokół oczu tiny creases at the corners of the eyes- zmarszczki na twarzy/koło ust wrinkles on the face/near the mouth2. (w materiale) wrinkle; (zgniecenie) crease; (na wodzie) ripple, wavelet- wygładziła zmarszczki na spódnicy she smoothed the creases in her skirtThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > zmarszcz|ka
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