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1 społeczny
adjklasa/drabina/opieka społeczna — social class/ladder/welfare
dobro/poparcie społeczne — public good/support
ubezpieczenie społeczne — national insurance (BRIT), social security (US)
* * *a.social, communal; (o więzi, reformach, polityce) social; (o własności, poparciu) public; ( o konfliktach) civil; ( o organizacji) voluntary; (o pracy, pracowniku – bez wynagrodzenia) voluntary, volunteer; drabina społeczna social ladder; klasa społeczna social class; choroba społeczna social disease; nauki społeczne social sciences, social science, social studies; zasiłek społeczny welfare benefit; pozycja społeczna social standing, social status, station; warstwa społeczna social stratum; pochodzenie społeczne social background; margines społeczny lowlife, scum; niziny społeczne the gutter; wyżyny społeczne upper crust; niższe warstwy społeczne the lower orders, lower classes; wysoka/niska pozycja społeczna high/low standing l. social status; wymiar społeczny social dimension; awans społeczny social advancement; działalność społeczna community work, social activism; fundusz społeczny social fund; społeczny podział pracy social division of labor; mit społeczny urban myth l. legend; wrażliwość społeczna social conscience; awans społeczny upward mobility; nastroje społeczne climate of opinion; względy społeczne social considerations; ubezpieczenie społeczne social security l. insurance; świadczenia społeczne social l. welfare services; pomoc społeczna public l. social assistance; praca społeczna community work; opieka społeczna social welfare l. service, social work, casework; pracownik opieki społecznej l. społeczny social worker; niepokoje społeczne social unrest, civil disorder; szkoła społeczna szkoln. community school; reklama społeczna public service announcement; dom opieki społecznej residential home; w interesie społecznym in the public interest; obniżyć swój status społeczny come down in the world; u szczytu/dołu drabiny społecznej at the top/bottom of the social ladder.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > społeczny
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2 znaczenie
to jest bez znaczenia — it is of no importance lub significance
mieć duże/małe znaczenie — to be of great/little importance
przywiązywać do czegoś znaczenie — to consider sth important, to attach importance to sth
* * *n.1. (= treść) meaning, sense; w pełnym tego słowa znaczeniu in the full sense of the word.2. (= ważność czegoś) significance, importance; mieć duże/małe znaczenie be of great/little importance; nabierać znaczenia acquire importance, come into prominence; tracić na znaczeniu diminish in importance; zyskiwać na znaczeniu gain in importance; to nie ma (najmniejszego) znaczenia it doesn't matter (in the slightest); to jest bez znaczenia it is of no importance, it is of no significance; to jest dla mnie bez znaczenia it doesn't matter to me; jak gdyby to miało (jakiekolwiek) znaczenie as if that mattered (at all); twoje pochodzenie nie ma tu żadnego znaczenia your (social) background is of no importance here.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > znaczenie
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