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m engine, motor- silnik samochodowy a car engine- w pralce trzeba wymienić silnik the washing machine needs a new motor- wyłączyć a. zgasić silnik to switch a. turn the engine off- □ silnik bocznikowy Tech. shunt motor- silnik cieplny Techn. thermal a. heat engine- silnik elektryczny Techn. electric motor- silnik indukcyjny Techn. induction motor- silnik jądrowy Fiz., Techn. nuclear engine- silnik odrzutowy Techn. jet engine- silnik pneumatyczny Techn. compressed-air a. pneumatic engine- silnik rakietowy Techn. rocket engine a. motor- silnik spalinowy Techn. internal-combustion engine- silnik tłokowy Techn. piston engine- silnik turboodrzutowy Techn. turbojet engine- silnik turbośmigłowy Techn. turboprop- silnik wysokoprężny Techn. compression-ignition engine, diesel (engine)- silniki szeregowe Elektr., Techn. in-line engines* * ** * *miGen. -a techn. motor, engine; silnik atomowy atomic engine; silnik cieplny heat engine; silnik elektryczny electric motor; silnik Diesla diesel engine; silnik jądrowy nuclear engine; silnik odrzutowy jet engine; silnik okrętowy marine engine; silnik parowy steam engine; silnik pneumatyczny pneumatic engine, compressed-air engine; silnik samochodowy car engine, automobile engine; silnik samolotowy aeroplane engine; silnik spalinowy internal-combustion engine; silnik tłokowy piston engine; silnik wodny water engine; silnik czterosuwowy l. czterotaktowy four-stroke engine, four-cycle engine; silnik dwusuwowy l. dwutaktowy two-stroke engine, two-cycle engine.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > silnik
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* * *pf.1. (= spowodować zgaśnięcie) put out, extinguish.2. (= wyłączyć) switch off, turn off; zgasić silnik switch off the engine.3. (= stłumić) kill, suppress, damp ( sth) down; (pozbawić chęci l. energii) pot. take the pep out of (sb); zgasić czyjś zapał/czyjąś energię damp down sb's enthusiasm/energy; zgasić czyjeś pomysły pour l. throw cold water on sb's ideas.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > zgasić
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