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(in art) a type of angel, shown as an attractive child with wings ▶ cherubin(ek) aniołek
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a game for two people that is played on a board with 64 black and white squares (chessboard). Each player has 16 pieces which can be moved according to fixed rules Can you play chess? Shall we have a game of chess (partię szachów)?
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the top part of the front of your body She held the baby against her chest. a muscular chest ▶ pierś klatka piersiowa ⇨ look at breast 2 a large strong box that is used for storing or carrying things We packed all our books into a chest. ▶ skrzynia
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a tree with large leaves that produces smooth brown nuts in shells with sharp points on the outside kasztanowiec, kasztan a smooth brown nut from the chestnut tree. You can eat some chestnuts. ▶ kasztan (owoc) 3 a deep reddish-brown colour ▶ kasztan
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a piece of furniture with drawers in it that is used for storing clothes, etc.
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1 to break up food in your mouth with your teeth before you swallow it You should chew your food thoroughly. ▶ żuć przeżuwać 2chew (on) sth to bite sth continuously with the back teeth The dog was chewing on a bone. ▶ obgryzać
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a sweet sticky substance that you chew in your mouth but do not swallow
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(used about food) difficult to break up with your teeth before it can be swallowed chewy (żylaste) meat chewy (ciągnące się) toffee
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fashionable and elegant ▶ szykowny elegancki □ chic noun [uncountable] ▶ szyk styl
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a baby bird, especially a young chicken ▶ pisklę
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Don’t count your chickens (before they’re hatched) a bird that people often keep for its eggs and its meat free-range chickens ▶ kurczę kurczak 2 [uncountable] the meat of this bird chicken soup ▶ kurczak kurczę
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to decide not to do sth because you are afraid Mark chickened out of swimming across the river when he saw how far it was.
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ospa wietrzna - ospa wietrzna Lernen beginnen
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a disease, especially of children. When you have chickenpox you feel very hot and get red spots on your skin that make you want to scratch.
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a hard round seed, like a light brown pea, that is cooked and eaten as a vegetable
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a small pale green plant with bitter leaves that can be eaten cooked or not cooked
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most important; main One of the chief reasons for his decision was money. ▶ główny 2 of the highest level or position the chief executive of a company ▶ naczelny
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the person who has command or control over an organization the chief (komendant) of police ▶ szef kierownik dowódca naczelnik 2 the leader of a tribe African tribal chiefs ▶ wódz (plemienia)
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(abbr. CEO /ˌsi: i: ˈəʊ; US /) the person in a company who has the most power and authority
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mostly His success was due chiefly to hard work. Swój sukces zawdzięczał przede wszystkim ciężkiej pracy. ▶ głównie
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a painful red area on your foot, hand, etc. that is caused by cold weather ▶ (lekkie) odmrożenie (palców rąk i nóg) ⇨ look at frostbite
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a young boy/girl who is not yet an adult A group of children were playing in the park. a six-year-old child ▶ dziecko She has two children but both are married and have moved away. an only child jedyna-k/czka a foster child przybrane dziecko ▶ dziecko
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molestowanie dzieci, przemoc wobec dzieci Lernen beginnen
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child abuse, violence against children the crime of harming a child in a physical, sexual or emotional way victims of child abuse ▶ znęcanie się nad dziećmi molestowanie dzieci
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(in Britian) money that the government regularly pays to parents of children up to a particular age
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the act of giving birth to a baby His wife died in childbirth (przy porodzie). ▶ poród
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the job of looking after children, especially while the parents are at work Some employers provide childcare facilities (żłobek i/lub przedszkole w miejscu pracy).
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the time when you are a child Harriet had a very unhappy childhood. childhood memories wspomnienia z dzieciństwa
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Natomiast kiedy opisuje się zachowanie dorosłej osoby jako childish, krytuje się je, ponieważ uważa się je za niepoważne, dziecinne: Don’t be so childish! You can’t always have everything you want. Childish czy childlike? Kiedy określa się osobę lub jej zachowanie przymiotnikiem childlike, podkreśla się pozytywne cechy dziecka: childlike innocence • His childlike enthusiasm delighted us all.
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having no children a childless marriage
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like a child The childlike simplicity of Picasso’s paintings.
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childminder /ˈtʃaɪldmaɪndə(r); US / noun [countable] (Brit.) a person whose job is to look after a child while his or her parents are at work ▶ opiekun/ka do dziecka niania
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child care home, children's home an institution where children live whose parents cannot look after them He grew up in a children’s home. ▶ dom dziecka
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[sing.] an unpleasant cold feeling There’s a chill in the air. A chill of fear went down my spine. ▶ chłód dreszcz 2 [countable] (informal) a common illness that affects your nose and throat; a cold to catch a chill przeziębiać się ▶ przeziębienie
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[intransitive, transitive] to become or to make sb/sth colder It’s better to chill white wine before you serve it. ▶ chłodzić (się)
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(pl. chillies, US chilies) a small green or red vegetable that has a very strong hot taste chilli powder ▶ papryka chilli
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frightening a chilling ghost story
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1 (used about the weather) too cold to be comfortable It’s a chilly morning. ▶ zimny 2 (used about people and their behaviour) not friendly They gave us a very chilly reception. ▶ oziębły
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a pipe through which smoke or steam is carried up and out through the roof of a building Smoke poured out of the factory chimneys.
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a person whose job is to clean the inside of chimneys with long brushes
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a small intelligent ape which is found in Africa
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the part of your face below your mouth He sat listening, his chin resting on his hand. a double chin podwójny podbródek
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white clay of good quality that is used for making cups, plates, etc. a china vase ▶ porcelana porcelanowy 2 cups, plates, etc. that are made from china ▶ wyroby porcelanowe
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a small narrow opening Daylight came in through a chink between the curtains. ▶ szpara szczelina 2 a light ringing sound ▶ brzęk
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to make a light ringing sound; to cause this sound, e.g. by knocking two pieces of china or glass together gently
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wyszczerbienie, drzazga, frytki, żeton Lernen beginnen
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especially US ˌFrench ˈfry; fry /fraɪ; US / (pl. fries) a thin piece of potato that is fried in hot fat or oil Would you prefer boiled potatoes or chips? ▶ frytki a flat round piece of plastic that you use instead of money ▶ żeton the place where a small piece of stone, glass, wood, etc. has broken off sth This dish has a chip in it. Ten talerz jest wyszczerbiony. ▶ wyszczerbienie, szczerba 2 a small piece of stone, glass, wood, etc. that has broken off sth chips of wood ▶ drzazga
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have a chip on your shoulder (about sth) (informal)
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2 (especially in golf and football) to hit or kick the ball so that it goes high in the air and then lands within a short distance ▶ wybijać piłkę do góry to break a small piece off the edge or surface of sth; to break off in this way They chipped (zdrapali) the paint trying to get the table through the door. These plates chip easily. ▶ wyszczerbiać (się) odłupywać (się)
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chip in (with sth) (informal) 1 to join in or interrupt a conversation; to add sth to a conversation or discussion Pete and Anne chipped in with suggestions. ‘ That’s different,’ she chipped in. ▶ wtrącać się/coś (np. do rozmowy) przerywać (np. rozmowę)
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(also ˌchip ˈin sth) to give some money so that a group of people can buy sth together If everyone chips in, we’ll be able to buy her a really nice present. We each chipped in (with) £ 5 ▶ dorzucać się do czegoś po ileś SYNONYM contribute
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