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1 doz|ór
m (G dozoru) 1. sgt książk. (nadzór) supervision (nad kimś/czymś over sb/sth); oversight książk.- mieć a. sprawować dozór nad kimś/czymś to supervise a. oversee sb/sth [pracownikami, uczniami, projektem, kontrolą jakości]- pozostawić dziecko bez dozoru to leave a child unattended a. without supervision- pozostawić chorego/piec/samochód bez dozoru to leave the patient/furnace/car unattended- stadko kóz pasące się bez dozoru a herd of goats grazing unattended- przestępców przywieziono do sądu pod dozorem policji the criminals were brought to court in police custody2. sgt Prawo supervision- dozór kuratora (nad młodocianym przestepcą) (juvenile) probation; (po zwolnieniu warunkowym) parole3. sgt Admin. (instytucja) supervisory staff (+ v sg/pl)- Urząd Dozoru Technicznego the Office a. Bureau of Technical Inspection- dozór górniczy a. kopalniany mining a. mine(s) (safety) inspector- dozór niższy/średni junior/intermediate inspector- pracownik dozoru technicznego a technical supervisor a. overseer a. inspector4. Wojsk. point of reference- obrać drzewo/budynek na dozór to designate a tree/building as a point of reference- □ dozór policyjny a. policji pre-trial police supervision of alleged offendersThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > doz|ór
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2 formaln|y
adj. 1. Literat., Szt. formal- eksperymenty formalne formal experiments2. (oficjalny) [zakaz, protest, prośba, przysięga] formal; [błąd] technical- wymogi formalne formal requirements- nie dopełnić wymogów formalnych to fail to comply with formal requirements- z formalnego punktu widzenia from a formal point of view- zabrać głos w kwestii formalnej to raise a point of order- „w kwestii formalnej, panie przewodniczący!” ‘on a point of order, Mr. Chairman!’3. (dla pozorów) [uprzejmość, uśmiech] formal 4. (ścisły) [opis, język] formal- formalne modele matematyczne formal mathematical models- logika formalna formal logic5. pot. (autentyczny) [katastrofa, bitwa] serious pot.- to była formalna klęska! that was a serious defeat!The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > formaln|y
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3 problem
m 1. (kłopot) problem- problemy współczesnego świata the problems of the modern world- problemy dnia codziennego everyday problems- mieć problemy z kimś/czymś to have problems with sb/sth- nastręczać a. sprawiać problemy [zadanie, praca] to present problems- rozwiązywać problemy to solve problems- zrobić coś bez problemu to have no trouble doing sth- trafiliśmy bez problemu we had no trouble finding the place- robić z czegoś problem to make a fuss about sth- dyrekcja stanęła przed problemem zwolnień the management was faced with the problem of lay-offs- firma ma a. przeżywa problemy finansowe the company is having a. going through financial problems- największym problemem młodego pokolenia jest bezrobocie unemployment is the biggest problem facing young people- problem narasta a. nabrzmiewa the problem is growing- problem w tym a. polega na tym, że… the trouble is that…- w czym problem? what’s the problem?- nie ma problemu! a. to żaden problem! it’s no problem!2. (zagadnienie) problem- skomplikowany problem moralny a difficult moral problem- postawmy problem inaczej let’s look at the problem differently* * *-mu, -my; loc sg - mie; mnie ma problemu pot — no problem
problem polega na tym, że... — the problem lub thing is (that)...
* * *mi(= trudność) problem, difficulty, complication; (= zagadnienie) problem, matter, question, issue; bez problemu without any problem; nie ma problemu pot. no problem, no pro; problem polega na tym, że... l. problem w tym, że... the problem l. thing is (that)...; robić z czegoś problem make an issue out of sth; nierzadki problem not an uncommon problem; jedyny problem w tym, że... the only thing is...; pozostał nam tylko jeden problem do omówienia there's only one more issue l. problem l. item on the agenda to be discussed l. dealt with; odwieczny problem perennial problem; poruszono wiele problemów many issues were raised; problem delikatnej natury sensitive issue; problem natury technicznej technical difficulty; rozwiązać problem solve a problem; zająć się problemem tackle a problem; stanowić problem pose a problem l. difficulty; coś nie stanowi problemu sth is not an issue; to jego problem that's his problem, that's his funeral; to tylko w połowie rozwiązuje problem it goes only halfway toward solving the problem; w czym problem? what's the problem?, what seems to be the problem?; w tym cały problem! that's the whole point!; żaden problem! no pro!; przysporzyć komuś problemów cause sb trouble; sedno l. istota problemu nub l. crux of the problem; unikać podjęcia problemu beg the problem; problem poruszony przez mówcę... issue raised by the speaker...; mieć problemy z policją be in trouble with the police; mieć problemy ze zrobieniem czegoś/z czymś have difficulties (in) doing sth/with sth; mieć problemy z sercem have a heart condition; napotykać problemy run into problems; problemy osobiste personal difficulties l. problems; stwarzać problemy cause l. create problems l. difficulties; problem szachowy szachy chess problem; problem roku 2000 komp. year 2000 problem l. bug, Y2K problem l. bug, millenium bug.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > problem
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4 przewaga
advantage; ( wyższość) superioritymieć przewagę nad kimś — ( dominować) to dominate sb; ( być w lepszej sytuacji) to have the advantage over sb
* * *f.(= górowanie) advantage; (= wyższość) superiority; ( liczebna) majority; przewaga intelektualna intellectual superiority; przewaga techniczna technical advantage; mieć nad kimś przewagę hold an advantage l. edge over sb; przewaga 10 punktów sport a ten-point lead; zdobyć przewagę (nad kimś/czymś) gain l. get the upper hand (over sb/sth); z przewagą chrześcijan (np. o społeczności) with a Christian majority.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > przewaga
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5 ciekawost|ka
f (przedmiot) curiosity; (informacja) titbit GB, tidbit US- ciekawostki ze świata przyrody curiosities from the world of nature- ciekawostki z życia gwiazd titbits from the lives of the stars- ciekawostką jest (to), że… it’s an interesting point a. detail that…- i tu ciekawostka, otóż… an interesting thing here is that…- jako ciekawostkę powiem/dodam, że… as an interesting side note, I can add that…- zakończył wykład, opowiadając kilka ciekawostek he rounded off the lecture with a few interesting facts- na koniec kilka ciekawostek… one or two interesting facts a. side notes to finish off with…- film długo był ciekawostką techniczną the film was of technical interest for a considerable timeThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > ciekawost|ka
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