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1 зоза
разг. social butterfly, fizgig, bit of fluff* * *зо̀за,ж., -и остар. разг. social butterfly, fizgig, bit of fluff.* * *разг. social butterfly, fizgig, bit of fluff -
2 päiväperhonen
yks.nom. päiväperhonen; yks.gen. päiväperhosen; yks.part. päiväperhosta; yks.ill. päiväperhoseen; mon.gen. päiväperhosten päiväperhosien; mon.part. päiväperhosia; mon.ill. päiväperhosiinbutterfly (noun)* * *• social butterfly• butterfly -
3 светский
1. secular; worldly; of high society2. genteel3. lay4. mundane5. profane6. social7. temporal8. wordly -
4 очень общительный человек
Colloquial: social butterflyУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > очень общительный человек
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5 светская красавица
Makarov: social butterflyУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > светская красавица
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6 latawica
The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > latawica
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7 latawiec
* * *mimpThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > latawiec
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8 farandulero
m.1 actor, player.2 idle tattler, deceitful talker (timador).3 strolling player, strolling actor.* * *► nombre masculino,nombre femenino1 (actor) strolling player2 (hablador y engañador) confidence trickster, con man* * *farandulero, -a1.ADJ LAm* = farolero 1.2. SM / F1) (Teat) ( Hist) strolling player2) * (=timador) confidence trickster, con man, swindler* * *farandulero -ramasculine, feminine* * *farandulero, -a adjRP, Ven Fam [fanfarrón] boastful, bragging -
9 przemian|a
f książk. 1. (przeobrażenie) transformation, transmutation, transfiguration, change- przemiana duchowa/wewnętrzna/psychiczna a spiritual/an inner/a psychological transformation- przemiany ekonomiczne/ideologiczne/polityczne economic/ideological/political transformations- przemiany kulturalne/światopoglądowe cultural/ideological transformations- przemiany klimatyczne/ekologiczne climatic/ecological changes- przemiany w świadomości społecznej changes in the social consciousness- ulec przemianie to undergo a transformation- przemiany dokonują się a. zachodzą changes occur a. take place- nastąpiła a. dokonała się w nim/niej przemiana he/she has undergone a change2. (przeobrażenie się) transformation, metamorphosis- przemiana larwy w motyla/żaby w królewicza the metamorphosis of a larva into a butterfly/a frog into a prince3. Fizj. przemiana materii metabolism- dobra/zła przemiana materii good/bad metabolism- podstawowa/spoczynkowa przemiana materii basal/rest metabolism- produkt przemiany materii waste product- □ przemiana egzotermiczna Chem. exothermic process- przemiana endotermiczna Chem. endothermic process- przemiana fazowa Fiz. phase change a. transition- przemiana izobaryczna Fiz. isobaric process, constant pressure cycle- przemiana izochoryczna Fiz. isochoric process, constant volume cycle- przemiana izotermiczna Fiz. isothermal process a. transformation- przemiana jądrowa Fiz. nuclear a. radioactive transformation- przemiana nieodwracalna Fiz. irreversible process- przemiana odwracalna Fiz. reversible process- przemiana pokoleń Biol. metagenesis, alternation of generations- przemiana termodynamiczna Fiz. thermodynamic process- przemiany chemiczne Chem. chemical changes- przemiany fizyczne Fiz. physical changesThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > przemian|a
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