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I . raid [reɪd] N

1. raid MIL:

rajd m
wypad m
nalot m

2. raid (robbery):

napad m

3. raid (by police):

akcja f
nalot m

II . raid [reɪd] VB trans

2. raid (search for criminals, goods):

3. raid (steal):

raid a. iron

ran [ræn] VB

ran pt of run

See also run up against , run over , run off , run into , run

run up against VB trans

I . run over VB trans

1. run over (drive over):

2. run over (practise again):

3. run over (repeat):

II . run over VB intr

1. run over (exceed):

2. run over (overflow):

I . run off VB intr

1. run off (leave, escape):

2. run off rainwater:

3. run off (flow out):

4. run off (lose through running):

II . run off VB trans

run into VB trans

1. run into (bump into):

2. run into inf (come across):

3. run into (experience):

I . run <-nn-, ran, run> [rʌn] VB intr

1. run (move fast):

run
biec [perf po-]

3. run bus, train:

run
run

4. run route, road:

run
run

5. run cloth:

run

6. run contract, passport:

run

7. run film, play:

run

9. run inflation, number:

run

12. run (enter election):

14. run tights:

run

III . run [rʌn] N

2. run no pl inf (in car):

run

4. run (attack):

6. run (demand):

run
run
run m
a run on a bank

7. run (enclosed area):

run
wybieg m

8. run (for skiing):

run

9. run esp AM (in stockings):

run
oczko nt

rend <rent, rent [or AM -ed, -ed]> [rend] VB trans liter

rind [raɪnd] N

rind of fruit, cheese:

I . rank1 [ræŋk] N

1. rank (position):

3. rank (in society):

rant [rænt] VB intr

rang [ræŋ] VB

rang pt of ring 2

See also ring , ring

I . ring2 [rɪŋ] N

1. ring no pl esp Brit (telephone call):

2. ring (sound of bell):

3. ring no pl fig (possessing stated quality):

II . ring2 <rang, rung> [rɪŋ] VB trans

1. ring esp Brit (telephone):

2. ring (make sound):

dzwonić [perf za-]

3. ring (sound familiar):

III . ring2 <rang, rung> [rɪŋ] VB intr

1. ring esp Brit telephone, bell:

dzwonić [perf za-]

2. ring (seem):

I . ring1 [rɪŋ] N

2. ring (jewellery):

3. ring esp Brit (cooking device):

palnik m

4. ring pej (organized group):

siatka f
grupa f

5. ring (for boxing):

ring m

6. ring (at circus):

arena f

II . ring1 [rɪŋ] VB trans

2. ring Brit (circle on paper):

3. ring animal, bird:

band1 [bænd] N

1. band (strip):

pasek m
pas m

2. band (piece of clothing):

opaska f
pas m

3. band (fastener):

gumka f

4. band (range):

5. band RADIO:

pasmo nt

I . land [lænd] N

1. land no pl (ground):

ląd m

3. land no pl (earth):

ziemia f
grunt m

4. land liter (country):

kraj m

II . land [lænd] VB intr

I . sand1 [sænd] N

1. sand no pl (small grains):

piasek m

II . sand1 [sænd] VB trans

sand frozen road:

wand [wɒnd, Am wɑ:nd] N

I . hand [hænd] N

2. hand no pl inf (help):

pomoc f

4. hand (pointer):

5. hand:

6. hand GAMES:

karty fpl

8. hand (handwriting):

pismo nt

10. hand (stay in practice):

II . hand [hænd] VB trans

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

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The loti is at par with the rand.
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Rand believed that rights should be enforced by a constitutionally limited government.
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Rand is as whacky as his namesake and his father.
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Rand claimed only a single line from her original dialog appeared in the movie, which she dismissed as a cheap, trashy vulgarity.
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Rand defined reason as the faculty that identifies and integrates the material provided by man's senses.
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Rand opposed so-called anarchism, because she saw putting police and courts on the market as an inherent miscarriage of justice.
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Rand opposed so-called rational anarchism, because she saw putting police and courts on the market as an inherent miscarriage of justice.
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These were used reissued denominated in rand in 1961, and were replaced by a numeral issue in 1968.
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Rand was also involved in mineral engineering at a time when lignite deposits had recently been discovered locally.
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Until around 1800, welted rand shoes were commonly made without differentiation for the left or right foot.
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