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1 pretensja
-i, -e; gen pl -i; f( roszczenie) claim; ( żal) resentment* * *f.1. (= roszczenie) claim ( do czegoś to sth); pretension ( do czegoś to sth); rościć (sobie) pretensje do czegoś lay claim to sth; rozpatrzenie pretensji examination of a claim; zaspokojenie pretensji claim settlement; uznawać pretensje (za uzasadnione) recognise claims as justified.2. (= żal) resentment ( do kogoś o coś against l. towards sb at l. of l. over sth); grievance ( do kogoś against sb); rancour, grudge ( do kogoś against sb); mieć pretensję do kogoś have a grievance against sb, have l. hold grudge against sb; nie mieć do kogoś pretensji have l. hold no grudge against sb.3. (= wysokie mniemanie o sobie) pretentiousness, affectation, pretense; Br. pretence; osoba bez pretensji unassuming l. unpretentious person; z pretensjami genteel.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > pretensja
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