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141 mocny
adjstrong; (ramię, cios, światło, argument) strong, powerful; ( uścisk) firm, tight; ( silnik) powerful* * *a.1. (= silny) (ramię, cios, światło, argument) strong, powerful; (człowiek, zwierzę) strong, muscular, sturdy; ( uścisk) firm, tight; ( silnik) powerful; spółgłoska mocna fon. strong l. fortis consonant; sylaba mocna fon. strong syllable; mocny kolor karty strong hand in trumps; mocna karta karty trump; mocne uderzenie muz. big beat; mieć mocną rękę have a firm l. a heavy l. an iron hand; stanąć na mocnych nogach stand on one's own legs l. two feet.2. (= intensywny, skondensowany) (o winie, wódce, zapachu) strong, heady; (o papierosie, truciźnie) strong; (o kawie, herbacie) strong, strongly-flavored; ( o kolorze) deep, intense, vivid; ( o śnie) sound, deep; kieliszeczek czegoś mocniejszego short drink, short one.3. (= odporny) strong, durable; (o butach, ubraniu roboczym) hard-wearing, heavy-duty; ( o konstrukcji) solid, strong; ( o kościach) strong, thick; to moja mocna strona it's my forte, it's my strong point l. suit; mieć mocną głowę have a strong head, be able to hold one's drink l. liquor.4. (= niezachwiany) ( o postanowieniu) firm; ( o argumencie) cogent, sound; ( o dowodzie) strong; ( o wrażeniu) strong, powerful.5. (= dobitny) strong, expressive, forceful; (o sformułowaniu, zwrocie) straightforward, bold, explicit; używać mocnych słów use bold l. strong words.6. (= biegły) good at, competent; mocny w geografii good at geography; on jest tylko mocny w gębie l. języku he is all mouth (and no action).The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > mocny
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