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background [ˈbækgraʊnd] N

1. background (not foreground):

background

tło nt

against a background of sth

na tle czegoś

to stay in the background

pozostawać [perf pozostać] w cieniu

I . backpack N

backpack

plecak m

II . backpack VB intr

backpack

podróżować z plecakiem

backhand N no pl SPORTS

backhand

bekhend m

backlash N no pl

backlash

gwałtowna reakcja f

backache N

backache

ból m pleców

backbone N

1. backbone ANAT:

backbone

kręgosłup m

2. backbone fig:

backbone

podstawa f

3. backbone no pl (courage):

backbone

siła f charakteru

to put backbone into a team

podnosić [perf podnieść] zespół na duchu

backcomb VB trans Brit

backcomb

tapirować [perf u-]

backdate VB trans

backdate

antydatować

backdrop N

1. backdrop THEAT:

backdrop

prospekt m (płótno za sceną)

2. backdrop liter of book:

backdrop

tło nt

I . backward [ˈbækwəd, Am -wɚd] ADJ

1. backward (towards back):

backward glance

spojrzenie nt wstecz [lub za siebie]

a backward somersault

salto nt w tył

2. backward country, region:

backward

zacofany

3. backward child:

backward

opóźniony w rozwoju

II . backward [ˈbækwəd, Am -wɚd] ADV

backward → backwards

backwards [ˈbækwədz, Am -wɚdz] ADV

1. backwards (towards back):

backwards

do tyłu

backwards

wstecz

backwards

w tył

backwards walk

tyłem

backwards and forwards

tam i z powrotem

2. backwards count, spell:

backwards

od końca

3. backwards (for worse):

step backwards

krok m do tyłu

4. backwards (into past):

backwards

wstecz

Phrases:

to bend [or lean] over backwards

stawać [perf stanąć] na głowie

to know sth backwards

znać coś na wylot

backwash N no pl

1. backwash (wave):

backwash

powracająca fala f

2. backwash (repercussions):

backwash

reperkusje fpl

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Her interests include traditional dances, traveling, backgammon, swimming, music, and volleyball. en.wikipedia.org

The board game they are playing, which might be compared to a backgammon or checkers variant, was played with a die. en.wikipedia.org

Following on from being a backgammon player, he became a semi-professional poker player in 1993. en.wikipedia.org

It was the first viable computer backgammon program implemented as a neural net, and set a new standard in computer backgammon play. en.wikipedia.org

In others, captured tokens are removed but can return to play later in the game under various rules (e.g. backgammon, pachisi). en.wikipedia.org

In the late 1980s, backgammon programmers found more success with an approach based on artificial neural networks. en.wikipedia.org

A throw can be split up into the two separate numbers so it is possible to move two different pieces as in backgammon. en.wikipedia.org

As a professional gambler he was undoubtedly a skilled player, once rated amongst the world's top ten backgammon competitors. en.wikipedia.org

He played various other games for money, especially canasta, poker and backgammon, and wrote books on them. en.wikipedia.org

In university, he was a backgammon player and won four championships. en.wikipedia.org

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Translations for „backgammon“ in the English » Polish Dictionary (Go to Polish » English)

background [ˈbækgraʊnd] N

1. background (not foreground):

2. background (past):

3. background:

4. background (explanation):

I . backpack N

II . backpack VB intr

backhand N no pl SPORTS

backlash N no pl

backache N

backbone N

1. backbone ANAT:

2. backbone fig:

3. backbone no pl (courage):

backcomb VB trans Brit

backdate VB trans

backdrop N

1. backdrop THEAT:

2. backdrop liter of book:

I . backward [ˈbækwəd, Am -wɚd] ADJ

1. backward (towards back):

2. backward country, region:

3. backward child:

II . backward [ˈbækwəd, Am -wɚd] ADV

backward → backwards

See also backwards

backwards [ˈbækwədz, Am -wɚdz] ADV

1. backwards (towards back):

2. backwards count, spell:

3. backwards (for worse):

4. backwards (into past):

Phrases:

backwash N no pl

1. backwash (wave):

2. backwash (repercussions):

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Translations for „backgammon“ in the English » Polish Dictionary (Go to Polish » English)

background [ˈbækgraʊnd] N

1. background (not foreground):

2. background (past):

3. background:

4. background (explanation):

I . backpack N

II . backpack VB intr

backhand N no pl SPORTS

backlash N no pl

backache N

backbone N

1. backbone ANAT:

2. backbone fig:

3. backbone no pl (courage):

backcomb VB trans Brit

backdate VB trans

backdrop N

1. backdrop THEAT:

2. backdrop liter of book:

I . backward [ˈbækwəd, Am -wɚd] ADJ

1. backward (towards back):

2. backward country, region:

3. backward child:

II . backward [ˈbækwəd, Am -wɚd] ADV

backward → backwards

See also backwards

backwards [ˈbækwədz, Am -wɚdz] ADV

1. backwards (towards back):

2. backwards count, spell:

3. backwards (for worse):

4. backwards (into past):

Phrases:

backwash N no pl

1. backwash (wave):

2. backwash (repercussions):

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