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الشَّوْكِيّ
miejsce zamieszkania
abode1 [əˈbəʊd, Am əˈboʊd] N
abode form:
abode
miejsce nt zamieszkania
change of abode
zmiana f miejsca zamieszkania
of no fixed abode
bez stałego miejsca zamieszkania
right of abode LAW
prawo nt pobytu
Phrases:
welcome to my humble abode iron
witam w moich skromnych progach
abode2 [əˈbəʊd, Am əˈboʊd] VB
abode pt, pp of abide 2
abide2 <-d [or abode], -d [or abode]> [əˈbaɪd] VB intr liter (live)
abide
mieszkać
abide1 [əˈbaɪd] VB trans (bear)
abide
znieść
I can't abide laziness
nie znoszę lenistwa
abide1 [əˈbaɪd] VB trans (bear)
abide
znieść
I can't abide laziness
nie znoszę lenistwa
abide2 <-d [or abode], -d [or abode]> [əˈbaɪd] VB intr liter (live)
abide
mieszkać
abide by VB trans
to abide by sth
przestrzegać czegoś
OpenDict entry
abide VB
to abide by sth
przestrzegać czegoś
Present
Iabide
youabide
he/she/itabides
weabide
youabide
theyabide
Past
Iabided / old abode
youabided / old abode
he/she/itabided / old abode
weabided / old abode
youabided / old abode
theyabided / old abode
Present Perfect
Ihaveabided / old abode
youhaveabided / old abode
he/she/ithasabided / old abode
wehaveabided / old abode
youhaveabided / old abode
theyhaveabided / old abode
Past Perfect
Ihadabided / old abode
youhadabided / old abode
he/she/ithadabided / old abode
wehadabided / old abode
youhadabided / old abode
theyhadabided / old abode
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Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)
of no fixed abode
bez stałego miejsca zamieszkania
change of abode
zmiana f miejsca zamieszkania
right of abode LAW
prawo nt pobytu
welcome to my humble abode iron
witam w moich skromnych progach
Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)
Our dharma is to swallow our anger, abide by the discipline of non-violence and carry out our duty.
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Good health is the state in which both constituent symbionts are healthy and abide in some sort of happy and wholesome equilibrium.
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The students even had to abide by a strict curfew - 11 p.m. on weekdays and 2 a.m. on weekends.
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However, many missionaries refused to abide by the edict and continued to produce wine for normal consumption on a small scale.
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It is then that a perfect state of charity shall abide.
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