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Countries
kraje
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries N
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
Organizacja f Państw-Eksporterów Ropy Naftowej
I. country [ˈkʌntri] N
1. country POL:
country
kraj m
country of origin ECON, LAW
kraj pochodzenia
2. country (people):
country
obywatele mpl
3. country no pl (countryside):
the country
wieś f
in the country
na wsi
4. country no pl (land):
country
teren m
II. country [ˈkʌntri] ADJ
country
wiejski
accession country N EU
accession country
kraj m przystępujący do Unii Europejskiej
applicant country N EU
applicant country
kraj m ubiegający się o członkowstwo w UE
country bumpkin N
country bumpkin → bumpkin
bumpkin [ˈbʌmpkɪn] N pej inf
bumpkin
wieśniak(-aczka) m (f)
country dance N Brit
country dance
taniec m ludowy
country-folk N + pl vb
country-folk
ludność f wiejska
country house N
country house
rezydencja f wiejska
country music N
country music → country and western
country and western N no pl
country and western
muzyka f country
I. cross-country ADJ
cross-country
przełajowy
II. cross-country N
cross-country
bieg m przełajowy
developing country N
developing country
kraj m rozwijający się
donor country N POL
donor country
kraj ofiarodawca m
host country N
host country
gospodarz m (kraj pełniący rolę gospodarza)
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ACP countries
kraje mpl Afryki, Karaibów i Pacyfiku
the Iron Curtain countries
kraje mpl zza żelaznej kurtyny
EU countries [or member states]
państwa ntpl członkowskie UE
the Arab countries
kraje mpl arabskie
Third World countries
kraje mpl Trzeciego Świata
to spill over into neighbouring countries
ogarnąć sąsiednie kraje
non-member countries should join the EC around 2004
kraje kandydackie wejdą do Unii około roku 2004
Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)
We're strictly country-folk now, and far quieter.
www.independent.co.uk
Later, she joined in on some straight country-folk numbers.
www.smh.com.au
I am perhaps talking about levels of intimacy that perhaps all country-folk feel subconsciously about their local landscape, but are unable to put into words.
www.westernmorningnews.co.uk
Not only the nobility, but many others who had no legal claim to exemption, paid no taxes; the bulk of the burden fell on the wretched country-folk.
en.wikipedia.org
But he wanted to stretch his songwriting and did so via a bold and incessantly dark country-folk album recorded on a four-track recorder.
www.telegraph.co.uk

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