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f 1. (właściwość) feature, quality; (osoby) characteristic, trait- cecha charakterystyczna czegoś a distinctive a. characteristic feature of sth- cecha dodatnia/ujemna a positive/negative feature a. characteristic- cecha narodowa/rodzinna a national/family characteristic- cecha charakteru a (character) trait, a characteristic- cechy dziedziczne inherited characteristics- cechy wrodzone innate a. inborn characteristics a. qualities- druga ważna cecha to… the second important feature is…- utwór ma wiele cech powieści historycznej the work has many of the characteristics a. features of a historical novel- mimo pewnych cech wspólnych są to jednak odrębne style despite certain common features, these are nevertheless different styles- odznaczać się cechami przywódczymi to show leadership qualities- miał cechy dobrego organizatora he had the qualities of a good organizer- odziedziczyła wiele cech po matce she inherited a lot of her mother’s qualities a. characteristics2. (znak) (urzędu) (official) stamp; (fabryki) trademark- cecha (probiercza) metalu a. stopu a hallmark3. Filoz. quality 4. Geog. spot height 5. Techn. tool for marking trees for cutting- □ absolutna cecha rzeczy Filoz. primary quality- cecha legalizacyjna Techn. verification mark- cecha logarytmu Mat. characteristic- cecha recesywna Biol. recessive (trait)- cechy nabyte Biol. acquired characteristics- cechy palingenetyczne Biol. ancestral characteristics repeated in the embryonic development of an animal- cechy podobieństwa/przystawania trójkątów Mat. the properties of similar/congruent triangles- wtórne cechy płciowe Biol. secondary sexual characteristicsThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > ce|cha
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