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101 oszacować
(-uję, -ujesz); vb; od szacować* * *pf.estimate, evaluate, appraise; (straty, zyski, koszty) estimate; oszacować coś na sto dolarów assess sth at $100; dający się oszacować estimable; niedający się oszacować ( o skutkach) imponderable.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > oszacować
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102 price
price [praɪs]1. noun• a special price of $50 per night un tarif spécial de 50 dollars la nuit• what is the price of this book? quel est le prix de ce livre ?► at + price• you can get it but at a price! vous pouvez l'avoir mais cela vous coûtera cher !b. ( = value) prix m• what price he'll change his mind? (inf) vous pariez combien qu'il va changer d'avis ?( = fix price of) fixer le prix de ; ( = mark price on) marquer le prix de ; ( = ask price of) demander le prix de ; ( = estimate value of) évaluer• it is priced at £10 ça se vend 10 livres• tickets priced at £20 billets vendus 20 livres3. compounds[control, reduction, rise] des prix• the French have priced us out of that market les bas prix pratiqués par les Français nous ont exclus du marché* * *[praɪs] 1.‘we pay top prices for...’ — ‘nous payons le prix fort pour...’
to pay a high price for something — lit, fig payer quelque chose cher
that's a small price to pay for something — fig ce n'est pas un gros sacrifice pour obtenir quelque chose
beyond ou above price — (d'une valeur) inestimable
to put a price on — lit évaluer [object, antique]
2.to put ou set a high price on — attacher beaucoup de prix à [loyalty, hard work]
transitive verb1) (fix, determine the price of) fixer le prix de (at à)a dress priced at £30 — une robe à 30 livres
2) ( evaluate the worth of) estimer la valeur de3) ( mark the price of) marquer le prix de•Phrasal Verbs:•• -
103 adjudge
ad·judge [əʼʤʌʤ] vt( form)1) ( evaluate as)to be \adjudged bankrupt für bankrott erklärt werden;to be \adjudged the winner zum Sieger erklärt werden2) ( award)to \adjudge sth to sb jdm etw zuerkennen -
104 sum up
vito \sum up up <-> sth etw zusammenfassen;to \sum up sb <-> up ( evaluate) jdn einschätzen;( characterize) jdn charakterisieren;to \sum up up a situation at a glance eine Situation auf einen Blick erfassen, sofort wissen, was los ist ( fam) -
105 chłodn|o
adv. grad. 1. cool, chilly- w mieszkaniu było chłodno it was cool a. chilly in the flat- przez cały tydzień było chłodno i deszczowo it was wet and chilly the whole week- zrobiło mi się chłodno I felt a. got chilly- chłodno mi w nogi my feet are cold- pod wieczór zrobiło się chłodniej it got cooler a. chillier in the evening2. przen. (ozięble) coldly, coolly; (z opanowaniem) coolly, calmly- potraktować kogoś chłodno to treat sb coolly, to give sb the cold shoulder- krytycy chłodno przyjęli jego nowy film the critics gave his new film a cool reception- przywitać kogoś chłodno to give sb a cold welcome- zachowywać się chłodno wobec kogoś to be cool towards sb- robić coś na chłodno to do sth calmly- muszę się na chłodno zastanowić nad tą propozycją I have to step back and consider the offer calmly- starał się na chłodno ocenić swoje szanse he tried to evaluate his chances objectively a. dispassionately■ chłodno, głodno i do domu daleko przysł. I’m cold, hungry and a long way from homeThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > chłodn|o
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106 zrewaloryz|ować
pf vt 1. (odnowić) to restore [dzieło sztuki] ⇒ rewaloryzować 2. (przewartościować) to re-evaluate [opinie, pojęcia] ⇒ rewaloryzować 3. książk. to adjust [sth] for inflation [emerytury, renty] ⇒ rewaloryzowaćThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > zrewaloryz|ować
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107 auswerten
1. to appraise2. to assess3. to evaluateto utilize sth. Am. -
108 umwerten
1. reassess2. to re-evaluateto give new meaning to sth.
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