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- ki; -ki; dat sg -ce; gen pl -ek; f( znak) arrow; (kompasu, barometru) pointer* * *f.Gen.pl. -ek1. ( znak graficzny) arrow; komp. pointer; ( na jezdni) lane arrow; iść za strzałkami follow the arrows; strzałka wodna bot. arrowhead ( Sagittaria sagittifolia).2. ( wskaźnik) pointer.3. ( na głowie konia) blaze.4. ( na kopycie konia) frog.5. anat. fibula.6. mot. ( dla skręcających) green arrow signal; Br. filter.7. pl. bot. sagittoideans ( Sagittoidea).9. ( pocisk) dart.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > strzałka
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Ⅰ f 1. (symbol) arrow- iść zgodnie ze strzałkami to follow the arrows- oznaczyć coś strzałkami to arrow sth- zielona strzałka (na skrzyżowaniu) ≈ a filter (light)2. (element urządzenia) needle- strzałka manometru/barometru a pressure gauge/barometer needle- strzałka szybkościomierza wskazywała 100 km/godz. the speedometer read 100 km/h3. (do rzucania) dart- grać w strzałki to play darts- tarcza do gry w strzałki a dartboard- rzucać strzałkami do celu to throw darts at a board4. (na czole konia) blaze 5. Anat. fibula Ⅱ strzałki plt Zool. arrow worms- □ strzałka wodna Bot. arrowhead■ płynąć strzałką to swim under water or float for a short time with hands extended and linkedThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > strzał|ka
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