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1 sensacj|a
Ⅰ f (G pl sensacji) sensation- dziennikarstwo goniące za sensacją sensational a. yellow journalism- gapie żądni sensacji onlookers thirsty for sensation- jej zniknięcie wzbudziło a. wywołało sensację her disappearance caused a. stirred a. created a sensation- wiadomość miała posmak sensacji the news bordered on the sensational- nowa kolekcja/wystawa okazała się sensacją the new collection/exhibition turned out to be a sensation- zrobił z tego sensację he made an issue of itⅡ sensacje plt (niedomagania) trouble- mieć a. odczuwać sensacje żołądkowe to have an upset stomach a. a stomach upsetThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > sensacj|a
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2 żołądek
- żołądki* * *mi- dk- Gen. -a anat. stomach; ból żołądka stomach ache; strusi żołądek digestion of an ostrich; rozstrój żołądka pat. upset stomach; z pustym żołądkiem on an empty stomach; mieć wrażliwy żołądek have a delicate stomach; żołądek podchodzi komuś do gardła sb's stomach is churning; przez żołądek do serca mężczyzny the way to a man's heart is through his stomach; mieć płukanie żołądka have one's stomach pumped; wrzód żołądka pat. gastric l. stomach ulcer; nieżyt żołądka pat. gastritis.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > żołądek
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3 rewolucj|a
f (G pl rewolucji) 1. (przewrót) revolution- rewolucja proletariacka/socjalistyczna a proletarian/socialist revolution- bezkrwawa rewolucja a bloodless revolution- w Rosji wybuchła rewolucja a revolution broke out in Russia2. przen. (dramatyczna zmiana) revolution- rewolucja technologiczna/obyczajowa a technological/sexual revolution- rewolucja w medycynie/informatyce/modzie a revolution in medicine/information technology/fashion- w tej dziedzinie dokonała się prawdziwa rewolucja there’s been a real revolution in this area- to odkrycie przyniosło rewolucję w nauce this discovery brought about a revolution in science- tym wynalazkiem dokonał rewolucji his invention brought about a revolution- to była prawdziwa rewolucja w moim życiu this turned my life upside down3. żart. (zakłócenia) mayhem- rewolucja hormonalna hormonal mayhem- mieć rewolucje żołądkowe to have an upset stomach- □ rewolucja francuska the French Revolution- rewolucja kulturalna Cultural Revolution- rewolucja przemysłowa Industrial Revolution- aksamitna rewolucja velvet revolution- rewolucja angielska the English Revolution (the period of English Civil War, Commonwealth and Protectorate)- rewolucja pałacowa palace revolution- Rewolucja Październikowa October RevolutionThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > rewolucj|a
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