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1 argument|ować
impf Ⅰ vt (uzasadniać) to justify, to defend- jak prezes argumentował swoją odmowę? how did the chairman justify his refusal?- decyzja była odmowna, argumentowana ryzykiem wielkich strat the decision was negative, and was explained a. justified on the grounds of the risk of considerable losses- argumentować coś czymś to plead sth as a/the reason for sth (uargumentować)Ⅱ vi (przedstawiać argumenty) to argue- argumentować za czymś/przeciwko czemuś to argue for/against sth- argumentować rzeczowo/przekonująco to argue clearly/convincingly- próbował argumentować, że budowa fabryki jest konieczna he tried to argue that the building of the factory was essentialThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > argument|ować
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2 nara|zić
pf — nara|żać impf Ⅰ vt to expose (na coś to sth)- narazić kogoś na niebezpieczeństwo/na śmieszność to expose sb to danger/to ridicule- narazić przedsiębiorstwo na poważne straty to put the company at risk of making considerable losses- narażać swoje zdrowie/swoją reputację to risk one’s life/one’s reputation- narazić życie dla kogoś/czegoś to risk one’s life for sb/sth; to put one’s life at risk a. peril for sb/sth książk.- narazić kogoś na kłopot to inconvenience sb; to discommode sb książk.- narazić kogoś na wstyd to bring shame on sb- części ciała najbardziej narażone na odmrożenie parts of the body which run the most risk of getting frostbiteⅡ narazić się — narażać się 1. (siebie samego) to expose oneself (na coś to sth)- narazić się na chorobę to expose oneself to an illness- naraził się na krytykę/śmieszność he laid himself open to criticism/ridicule- nie pójdę, nie chcę się narażać I’m not going, I don’t want to put myself at risk2. (wzbudzić niechęć) to fall into disfavour GB a. disfavor US (komuś with sb)The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > nara|zić
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