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1 strike
[straɪk] past tense struck [strak]: past participles struck ~stricken [ˈstrɪkən]1. verb1) to hit, knock or give a blow to:Why did you strike him?
يَضْرُب، يَرتَطِم، يَصْدُمThe tower of the church was struck by lightning.
2) to attack:يُهاجِمWe must prevent the disease striking again.
3) to produce (sparks or a flame) by rubbing:He struck a match/light
يَقْدَح عود ثَقاب، يَحُكHe struck sparks from the stone with his knife.
4) (of workers) to stop work as a protest, or in order to force employers to give better pay:يُضرِبُ، يَقومُ بإضْرابThe men decided to strike for higher wages.
5) to discover or find:After months of prospecting they finally struck gold/oil
يَكْتَشِف، يَجِدIf we walk in this direction we may strike the right path.
6) to (make something) sound:He struck a note on the piano/violin
يَرِنُّ، يَدُقُّ نَغْمَةً موسيقِيَّهThe clock struck twelve.
7) to impress, or give a particular impression to (a person):How does the plan strike you?
يُؤَثِّرُ، يَتْرُك تأثيراIt / The thought struck me that she had come to borrow money.
8) to mint or manufacture (a coin, medal etc).يَسُكُّ، يَضْربُ نُقودا9) to go in a certain direction:يَتَّجِهHe left the path and struck (off) across the fields.
10) to lower or take down (tents, flags etc).يُنْزِلُ رايَةً أو خَيْمَه2. noun1) an act of striking:إضْرابa miners' strike.
2) a discovery of oil, gold etc:إكْتِشافHe made a lucky strike.
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2 złoty
I - ego; -e; m II adj( ze złota) gold; ( w kolorze złota) gold, goldenzłote wesele lub gody — golden wedding
* * *a.1. (= ze złota) gold, golden; złoty medal gold medal; złoty medalista gold medalist; złote runo mit., t. przen. the Golden Fleece; złoty cielec Bibl., t. przen. golden calf; złota księga golden book; złota młodzież gilded youth; złote wesele l. gody golden wedding (anniversary); złote jabłko l. złoty interes l. złota żyła gold mine; obiecywać komuś złote góry promise the earth to sb; zapisać się złotymi zgłoskami engrave one's name in letters of gold; zabić kurę, która znosi złote jajka kill the goose that lays the golden eggs.2. (= złocisty) golden; złota kula bot. coneflower, golden glow ( Rudbeckia laciniata); złota reneta ogr. golden russet; złota rybka icht. goldfish; złota jesień Indian summer.3. (= doskonały) golden; to złoty człowiek he has a heart of gold, he is an extremely obliging person; złota wolność hist. privileges enjoyed by the Polish nobility in the 16th and 17th centuries; złoty wiek golden age; złota myśl maxim, adage; złota seria winning streak; mieć złote serce have a heart of gold; złota rączka handyman; złoty środek golden mean, happy medium; mój złoty! emf. my dear!mizloty, PLN; zarabiam około dwóch tysięcy złotych I earn about two thousand zlotys.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > złoty
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3 Goldbestände
Goldbestände
gold holdings (coin and bullion);
• Gold und Devisenbestände gold and foreign exchange holdings;
• Goldbewegung gold movement;
• Goldblock gold bloc;
• Goldblockländer gold-bloc countries;
• Goldbonds gold bonds (US);
• Golddeckung gold backing (cover[age]);
• zwanzigprozentige Golddeckung twenty per cent gold coverage;
• Golddeckung aufgeben to abolish (lift) the gold cover;
• Golddeckungsprinzip currency principle (doctrine) (US);
• Golddepotschein gold depositary certificate;
• Golddevisenwährung gold (indirect, irredeemable, foreign-exchange) standard;
• Golddollar gold (standard) dollar;
• Goldeinfuhr gold import;
• Goldeinfuhrpunkt [import] specie point;
• Goldeinheiten terms of gold;
• Goldeinzahlung gold subscription;
• Goldembargo embargo on gold, gold embargo;
• Goldersatzrolle des Dollars dollar’s reserve role;
• Goldexport gold export;
• Goldfonds gold fund (pool);
• Goldfranken gold franc;
• Goldfund gold strike;
• Goldfundgebiet gold diggings;
• Goldgehalt percentage of gold, gold content;
• Goldgewicht troy weight;
• Goldgewinnung production of gold, gold production;
• Goldgewinnungsabgabe gold-mining tax;
• Goldgräber gold digger;
• wahre Goldgrube a regular gold mine, bonanza;
• Goldhandel gold trade;
• Goldhortung gold hoarding;
• Goldimport gold import;
• Goldindex gold index;
• Goldkernwährung gold bullion standard;
• Goldklauseln gold clauses (bugs);
• Goldklumpen nugget;
• Goldkurs rate of gold, gold rate;
• Goldkurswährung gold exchange standard;
• Goldland gold-producing country;
• Goldlegierung allegation (alloy) of gold, gold alloy;
• in diesem Monat fällige Goldlieferungen gold for delivery this month;
• Goldmangel scarceness (scarcity) of gold;
• gespaltener Goldmarkt two-tier gold market;
• Goldmarkt in einen freien und einen offiziellen Markt aufspalten to split the gold market into a free and an official market;
• Goldmedaille gold medal;
• Goldmine gold mine;
• Goldminenaktien goldmining (gold, Br.) shares;
• Goldminenbezirk gold field;
• Goldmünze gold coin, gold;
• Goldmünzprägung gold coinage;
• Goldmünzwährung gold-coin standard;
• Goldobligationen gold bonds (US);
• Goldparität gold parity;
• Goldpfandbriefe gold bonds (US);
• Goldprägung gold printing;
• Goldpreis gold price, price of gold;
• fallender Goldpreis gold’s decline;
• gespaltener Goldpreis two-tier gold price (price of gold), dual gold price;
• Goldproduktion production of gold, gold production;
• Goldpunkt gold (specie, bullion) point;
• oberer Goldpunkt export specie point;
• unterer Goldpunkt import specie point;
• Goldrausch gold rush, yellow fever;
• Goldrente gold annuity;
• Goldreserve gold (bullion) reserve;
• Goldreserve bei ausländischen Noteninstituten earmarked (earmarking of) gold;
• Goldreservenaufwertung revaluing of gold reserves;
• Goldschatz treasure of gold;
• Goldschmied goldsmith;
• Goldsendung gold shipment;
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4 campo
"field;Bereich;Feld;campo"* * *m fieldcampo giochi playgroundcampo di golf golf coursecampo di calcio football or soccer pitchcampo di concentramento concentration campcampo da tennis tennis courtcampo di ricerche area of researchcampo sportivo sports groundcampo profughi refugee camp* * *campo s.m.1 field: campo di grano, cornfield; campo arato, ploughed field (o field that has been ploughed); campo seminato, sown (o sowed) field; campi e prati, fields and meadows; campo di neve, snowfield2 (mil.) field; ( accampamento) camp: campo di battaglia, battlefield; aiutante di campo, aide-de-camp; artiglieria da campo, field artillery; lettino da campo, camp bed; ospedale da campo, field hospital; fu decorato di medaglia sul campo, he was awarded a medal on the field; morì sul campo, he died in battle (o in action); essere al campo, to camp; levare il campo, to break camp // in campo aperto, in the open (field) // prendere campo, to take on (o to spread) // scendere in campo, to enter the field (o to come into action); mettere in campo, ( schierare) to put into the field; (fig.) ( accampare) to put forward: mettere in campo delle scuse, to put forward excuses // rimanere padrone del campo, to be in possession of the field; (fig.) to be master of the situation // avere il campo libero, to have a free hand // dare, avere campo di fare qlco., (non com.) to give s.o., to have the scope to do sthg. // campo profughi, refugee camp4 (sport) field, pitch: campo di calcio, football field (o pitch); campo delle corse, racecourse (o racetrack); campo di gioco, playground; campo di golf, golf course (o links); campo sportivo, sports (o athletics) ground; campo di tennis, tennis court; campi di sci, ski-runs (o ski slopes)5 (scient.) field: campo aurifero, gold field; campo petrolifero, oilfield // (fis.): campo angolare, angle of view; campo visivo, field of vision; campo elettrico, electric field; campo elettrostatico, electrostatic field; campo magnetico, magnetic field; campo rotante, rotating field; campo gravitazionale, gravity field // (rad.) campo d'onda, wave band // non c'è campo, ( al cellulare), there's no line // (mat.): campo vettoriale, vector field; campo dei numeri reali, razionali, field of real numbers (o real field), field of rational numbers (o rational field)6 (fig.) (sfera di attività, di conoscenza) field, sphere, sector: è un'autorità nel suo campo, he is an authority in his own field; il campo dell'elettronica, the electronics field; il campo dell'economia, the field of economics; campo di attività di un'impresa, a firm's range of activities; ciò non rientra nel mio campo d'affari, that's not my line of business // ricerca sul campo, research in the field (o sector)7 (inform.) field: campo di controllo, di stampa, control, printing field; campo dei dati, data field; campo di variabilità, range; campo di indirizzo, address part; portion; address field ( di un'istruzione)9 (pitt.) background.* * *['kampo]1. sm1) (gen) Agr, Fis fieldla vita dei campi — life in the country, country life
a tutto campo Sport — attacking and defending, fig, (colloqui, inchiesta) open-ended
campo ostacoli Equitazione — jumping arena
campo in terra battuta Tennis — clay court
3) Mil field, battlefield, (accampamento) campscendere in campo (anche) fig — to enter the field, join the fray
4) (pittura) background, Araldica field2.* * *['kampo]sostantivo maschile1) (terreno coltivabile) fieldcampo di grano — wheat field, cornfield BE
2) (accampamento) camp (anche mil.)levare il campo — to break o strike camp
3) mil. (luogo di operazioni) field4) (prigione)5) sport (terreno di gioco) ground; (da calcio, rugby) pitch, field; (da tennis, pallacanestro) court; (da golf) (golf) coursescendere in campo — to take to the field; fig. pol. to enter the lists
avere campo libero — fig. to have a free hand
lasciare il campo libero a qcn. — fig. to give sb. a clear run
6) (ambito) field, area, domaincampo di ricerca — research field, field of research
7) cinem. telev.fuori campo — [ personaggio] off-screen
voce fuori campo — voice-over, off-screen voice
8) fis. mat. inform. field•campo base — base camp (anche fig.)
campo di battaglia — battlefield (anche fig.)
campo minato — minefield (anche fig.)
campo sportivo — sports ground o field
* * *campo/'kampo/sostantivo m.1 (terreno coltivabile) field; campo di grano wheat field, cornfield BE; fiori di campo wild flowers3 mil. (luogo di operazioni) field; ospedale da campo field hospital; letto da campo camp bed; tenere il campo to hold the field; cadere sul campo to die in the field4 (prigione) campo di prigionia prison camp5 sport (terreno di gioco) ground; (da calcio, rugby) pitch, field; (da tennis, pallacanestro) court; (da golf) (golf) course; cambiare campo to change ends; abbandonare il campo to abandon the match; scendere in campo to take to the field; fig. pol. to enter the lists; avere campo libero fig. to have a free hand; lasciare il campo libero a qcn. fig. to give sb. a clear run6 (ambito) field, area, domain; campo di ricerca research field, field of research; lavora nel campo delle assicurazioni he is in the insurance business; questo non è il mio campo that's not my field7 cinem. telev. fuori campo [ personaggio] off-screen; voce fuori campo voice-over, off-screen voice8 fis. mat. inform. fieldcampo d'aviazione airfield; campo base base camp (anche fig.); campo di battaglia battlefield (anche fig.); campo di concentramento concentration camp; campo di forza field of force; campo gravitazionale gravitational field; campo di lavoro labour camp; campo magnetico magnetic field; campo minato minefield (anche fig.); campo petrolifero oil field; campo profughi refugee camp; campo sportivo sports ground o field; campo di sterminio death camp; campo di tiro field of fire; campo visivo visual field; campo di volo airfield.
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