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1 bufe|t
m (G bufetu) 1. (pracowniczy) canteen; (dworcowy) buffet, snack bar; (teatralny) buffet- bufet na dworcu a station buffet2. (lada w sklepie, restauracji) counter- wypić piwo/kawę przy bufecie to have a beer/coffee at the counter3. (posiłek na przyjęciu) buffet; (zastawiony stół) buffet table- bufet z kanapkami a buffet table laid out with sandwiches- bufet z sałatkami (w restauracji) a salad bar4. (kuchenny blat) worktop GB, counter US- □ angielski a. zimny bufet cold buffet- szwedzki bufet smorgasbord■ oprzeć sprawę o bufet a. przeprowadzić sprawę przez bufet to wine and dine sbThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > bufe|t
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2 gruboś|ć
f sgt 1. (wymiar) thickness- grubość murów the thickness of the walls- deska ma dwa centymetry grubości the plank is two centimetres thick- blat kuchenny (o) grubości trzech centymetrów a worktop three centimetres thick- zeszyt (o) grubości 100 kartek a 100-page notebook2. (tusza) fatness; (chorobliwa) obesity 3. (brzmienia) deepnessThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > gruboś|ć
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3 zwichr|ować
pf Ⅰ vt 1. (zniekształcić) (pod wpływem wysokiej temperatury, wilgoci) to warp; (pod wpływem gorąca, siły) to buckle [deskę, okiennicę, drzwi] 2. przen. (zaburzyć) to warp [charakter, psychikę, sposób widzenia]- pokolenie zwichrowane przez wojnę a generation warped by war3. przen. (wypaczyć) to warp [sądy, wartości]; to distort [ideę, pomysł] Ⅱ zwichrować się [drzwi, okiennice, deska] (pod wpływem wysokiej temperatury, wilgoci) to warp; (pod wpływem gorąca, siły) to buckle- blat zwichrował się pod wpływem gorąca the worktop has buckled from the heat ⇒ wichrować sięThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > zwichr|ować
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