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pf — zapi|sywać impf (zapiszę — zapisuję) Ⅰ vt 1. (zapełnić pismem) to fill [sth] with writing [zeszyt, margines]- kartka zapisana do połowy a half page of writing2. (zanotować) to note a. write [sth] down, to note a. write down [adres, nazwisko, wypowiedź]- zapisać coś naprędce to jot sth down- zapisać coś do notesu a. w notesie to put sth down in one’s notebook- zapisać coś na kartce to write sth down on a piece of paper- zapisać coś na marginesie to write sth in the margin- zapisać coś na czyjeś konto a. rachunek Fin. to put sth down to sb’s account; przen. to chalk sth up to sb- zapisać sukces na własne konto przen. to notch up a success3. (umieścić na liście) to enrol GB, to enroll US, to put down- zapisać dziecko do szkoły to enrol a child in a school- zapisać dziecko na lekcje muzyki to enrol a child on a music course4. Prawo (zrobić zapis) to bequeath- zapisać coś komuś w testamencie to bequeath sth to sb- zapisać cały majątek na cele społeczne/na rzecz miejscowego szpitala to bequeath one’s entire wealth to charity/to the local hospital5. (zalecić) to prescribe [leki]- zapisać komuś zastrzyki/kąpiele błotne to prescribe sb injections/mud baths6. Techn. (utrwalić na taśmie, płycie) to record [głos, obraz]- zapisać dane na twardym dysku Komput. to save data on the hard discⅡ zapisać się — zapisywać się 1. (do szkoły, na kurs) to enrol GB, to enroll US; (do organizacji) to join- zapisać się do lekarza to register with a doctor; (na wizytę) to make an appointment with the doctor- zapisać się na akcje Fin. to subscribe to shares2. książk. (wsławić się) zapisać się w pamięci potomnych to be remembered by posterity- tym odkryciem zapisał się w historii polskiej nauki thanks to this discovery he will go down in the history of Polish science■ Adam w krawacie! węglem w kominie a. kredą na ścianie zapisać! żart. Adam wearing a tie! that’s something to write home about!The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > zapi|sać
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2 spisywać
impf ⇒ spisać* * *(-uję, -ujesz); perf -ać; vt( sporządzać wykaz) to make a list of; (umowę, protokół) to draw up* * *ipf.1. (= tworzyć spis) list, make a list, inventory; ( w kolejności wydarzeń) chronicle; ( z taśmy) transcribe; spisać coś/kogoś na straty write sb/sth off, give sb/sth up; spisywać coś na karb czegoś put sth down to, charge sth off to sth, chalk sth up to.2. (= tworzyć tekst na podstawie wspomnień, notatek) write down, note down; spisać testament make one's last will.3. (= przepisywać skądś) copy; szkoln. (= odpisywać) cheat, crib, copy.4. ( osobę zatrzymaną przez policję) book.ipf.(= wypełniać zadanie) perform well, do well; spisać się na medal do an outstanding l. excellent job, deserve a medal; spisywać się dobrze/źle do well/badly; (o samochodzie, maszynach itp.) run good/badly; dzielnie się spisywać keep l. hold one's end up.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > spisywać
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note — [[t]no͟ʊt[/t]] ♦♦ notes, noting, noted 1) N COUNT A note is a short letter. Stevens wrote him a note asking him to come to his apartment... I ll have to leave a note for Karen. Syn: message 2) N COUNT A note is something that you write down to… … English dictionary
note — 1 noun 1 TO REMIND YOU (C) something that is written down to remind you of something you need to do, say, or remember: I ll write myself a note so I don t forget to ring the bank. | She gave a brilliant speech and without any notes. | make a note … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
note — 1. noun 1) a note in her diary Syn: record, entry, item, notation, jotting, memorandum, reminder, aide mémoire; informal memo 2) (notes) his notes were read at the next meeting Syn … Thesaurus of popular words
