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21 szkutnictwo
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22 szkutnik
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23 talia łodziowa
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24 winda łodziowa
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25 ześlizg łodziowy
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26 żurawik łodziowy
• boat davit -
27 ł|ódź
f boat- łódź wiosłowa/żaglowa a rowing/sailing boat- łódź motorowa a motor boat; (mocna i szybka) a powerboat- łódź rybacka a fishing boat- płynąć łodzią to travel a. sail in a boat- wsiąść do/wysiąść z łodzi to get in/out of a boat- □ łódź patrolowa patrol boat- łódź podwodna submarine- łódź ratownicza lifeboatThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > ł|ódź
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28 łódź
łódź żaglowa — sailing boat (BRIT), sailboat (US)
* * *f.-o- pl. -e boat; łódź latająca lotn. flying boat; łódź motorowa motorboat; łódź podwodna submarine; łódź ratunkowa lifeboat; łodź wycieczkowa pleasure boat; łódź żaglowa sailboat; Br. sailing boat.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > łódź
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29 kuter
( kuter rybacki) fishing boat, ( kuter torpedowy) torpedo boat* * *mi- tr-1. (= statek rybacki) fishing boat.2. żegl. ( jacht) cutter.3. wojsk. (= okręt wojenny) cutter; kuter torpedowy torpedo boat.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > kuter
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30 łód|ka
f 1. (do pływania) boat; (zabawka) (toy) boat- przejażdżka łódką a boat trip- popłynąć gdzieś łódką to go somewhere in a boat- przewieźć kogoś łódką przez rzekę to row sb across a river- puszczać łódki na stawie to sail toy boats on a pond2. Moda bateau neck- □ łódka nabojowa Wojsk. clipThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > łód|ka
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31 sosjerka
The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > sosjerka
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32 statek
ŻEGL shipstatek handlowy/pasażerski — merchant/passenger ship
* * *mi- tk-1. żegl. ship; pot. boat; form. vessel, craft; statek dostawczy wojsk. supply ship; statek eskortujący zwł. wojsk. consort; statek handlowy merchantman, trader; arch. ship of burden; statek rybacki fishing boat; statek kaperski l. korsarski privateer; statek parowy steamship; statek ratowniczy salvage ship; statek oceanograficzny oceanographic research ship; statek pasażerski liner; statek piracki rover, pirate, corsair; statek przetwórnia factory ship; statek spacerowy pleasure boat; statek towarowy cargo ship l. vessel; statek wielorybniczy whaler; wodować statek launch a ship; płynąć statkiem go l. travel by sea; na pokładzie statku on board, aboard a ship; umieszczać na statku ship; załoga statku ship's company.3. pl. przest. (naczynia, sztućce) dishes; myć statki do the dishes.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > statek
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33 żaglówka
- ki; -ki; dat sg -ce; gen pl; -ek; fsailing boat (BRIT), sailboat (US)* * *f.Gen.pl. -ek ( łódź) sailer, sail boat; Brit. sailing boat.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > żaglówka
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34 ścigacz torpedowy
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35 kut|er
m Żegl. 1. (typ ożaglowania) cuttering; (jacht) cutter; (rybacki) (fishing) cutter, smack; (do przewożenia załogi) (ship’s) launch- kuter torpedowy an MTB a. a motor torpedo boat GB, a PT boat a. patrol torpedo boat US- kuter patrolowy a patrol cutter- kuter ratowniczy a rescue cutter- kuter celniczy a customs cutter2. Techn. (do siekania) mincer GB, (meat) grinder USThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > kut|er
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36 czółno
The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > czółno
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37 łodziowy
The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > łodziowy
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38 łódka
The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > łódka
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39 płynąć
-nę, -niesz; imp -ń; vi1) to flow; (o człowieku, rybie, ptaku) to swim; (o statku, jachcie) to sail (o czasie, życiu) perf u-2) to go bypłynąć (statkiem) — to sail, to go by boat
płynąć z czegoś — ( wynikać) to follow from sth
* * *ipf.1. (o płynie, prądzie) flow; czas/życie płynie time/life goes by; płynie we mnie irlandzka krew I have l. there is Irish blood in my veins, Irish blood flows in l. through my veins; pieniądze płyną jak woda they spend/(s)he spends money like it grows on trees l. there's no tomorrow l. it's going out of style; ziemia mlekiem i miodem płynąca land of milk and honey.2. ( o dźwiękach) flow.3. (= przemieszczać się w wodzie) swim; (statkiem, jachtem) sail; ( łodzią) row; płynąć pieskiem dog-paddle; płynąć żabką/kraulem/na plecach/delfinem swim breaststroke/crawl/backstroke/butterfly; płynąć pod prąd/z prądem przen. swim l. go against/with the tide.4. (= być następstwem czegoś) follow from.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > płynąć
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40 rower
bicycle, bikerower górski/treningowy — mountain/exercise bike
* * *mibicycle; pot. bike; sl. wheel; mały l. lekki rower minibike; rower górski mountain bike; rower jednokołowy unicycle; rower terenowy dirt bike; rower treningowy stationary bicycle, exercise bike; rower trzykołowy l. trójkołowy tricycle; rower wodny pedal boat, pedalo; jechać rowerem ride (on) a bike, bike, bicycle, cycle; pas dla rowerów cycle lane; stojak na rowery cycle rack; jazda na rowerze cycling.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > rower
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