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chives: noun
chide: I. transitive verb II. intransitive verb
chime: I. noun II. intransitive verb III. transitive verb
archive: I. noun II. transitive verb
chisel: I. noun II. transitive verb
chili: noun
chink: noun
chick: noun
chief: I. noun II. adjective and adverb
child: noun
Chile: noun
chill: I. noun II. adjective and adverb III. transitive verb
china: noun
chirp: I. noun II. intransitive verb
beehive: noun
chicken: noun
chimney: noun
chidden: verb
chimp: noun

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chives [tʃaɪvz] N pl

chives

szczypiorek m

I . chide <-d [or chid], -d [or chidden]> [tʃaɪd] VB trans form

chide

karcić [perf s-]

chide

besztać [perf z-]

II . chide <-d [or chid], -d [or chidden]> [tʃaɪd] VB intr

chide

sarkać [perf sarknąć]

“what a brat”, she chided

„co za urwis”, sarknęła

I . chime [ˈtʃaɪm] N

1. chime (sounds):

chime

kurant m

chime of bells

bicie nt

Phrases:

chimes pl (bells)

zestaw m dzwonków

II . chime [ˈtʃaɪm] VB intr

chime bell, clock:

chime

bić

III . chime [ˈtʃaɪm] VB trans

chime bell

wybijać [perf wybić]

chime clock

wygrywać [perf wygrać]

I . archive [ˈɑ:kaɪv, Am ˈɑ:r-] N

archive

archiwum nt

the family archives

archiwa pl rodzinne

archive material

materiał m archiwalny

II . archive [ˈɑ:kaɪv, Am ˈɑ:r-] VB trans

archive

archiwizować [perf z-]

I . chisel [ˈtʃɪzəl] N

chisel

dłuto nt

II . chisel <-ll- [or AM -l-]> [ˈtʃɪzəl] VB trans

chisel

dłutować

to chisel sth out of sth

rzeźbić [perf wy-] coś z czegoś

chili [ˈtʃɪli] N AM

chili → chilli

chilli <-s [or -es]> [ˈtʃɪli] N FOOD

chilli

chil(l)i nt

chink¹ [tʃɪŋk] N

chink (hole):

chink

szczelina f

chink in the door/fence

szpara f w drzwiach/płocie

Phrases:

a chink in sb's armour

pięta f achillesowa

chick [tʃɪk] N

1. chick (chicken):

chick

kurczątko nt

2. chick (young bird):

chick

pisklę nt

3. chick inf (girl):

chick

laska f

I . chief [tʃi:f] N

1. chief (in company):

chief

szef m

2. chief (in tribe):

chief

wódz m

3. chief MIL:

chief

dowódca m

Phrases:

too many chiefs and not enough Indians proverbial

za dużo głów do myślenia, za mało rąk do pracy

II . chief [tʃi:f] ADJ

1. chief (most important):

chief

główny

Lord Chief Justice Brit

≈ przewodniczący m sądu najwyższego

Assistant [or Deputy] Chief Constable

zastępca m naczelnika policji

Chief Inspector [or Superintendent]

naczelny inspektor m

2. chief LAW (examining of witness):

examination in chief

bezpośrednie przesłuchanie nt świadka (przez stronę)

child <children> [tʃaɪld] N

child

dziecko nt

an only child

jedynak(-aczka) m (f)

she's a child in these matters

w tych sprawach jest zielona

Phrases:

with child

w ciąży

Chile [ˈtʃɪli] N

Chile

Chile nt

I . chill [tʃɪl] N

II . chill [tʃɪl] ADJ

chill

chłodny

III . chill [tʃɪl] VB trans

1. chill (make feel cold):

to be chilled

zmarznąć

we were chilled to the bone

przemarzliśmy do szpiku kości

2. chill (cool):

chill

schładzać [perf schłodzić]

china [ˈtʃaɪnə] N no pl

china

porcelana f

china cup

porcelanowa filiżanka f

I . chirp [tʃɜ:p, Am tʃɜ:rp] N

chirp of birds, people

szczebiot m

chirp of crickets

cykanie nt

II . chirp [tʃɜ:p, Am tʃɜ:rp] VB intr

chirp birds, person

szczebiotać

chirp crickets

cykać

beehive N

1. beehive (for bees):

beehive

ul m

2. beehive (hairstyle):

beehive

kok m

chicken [ˈtʃɪkɪn] N

1. chicken:

chicken (bird)

kurczak m

chicken (for eggs)

kura f

2. chicken no pl FOOD:

chicken

kurczak m

3. chicken (coward):

chicken

tchórz m

Phrases:

don't count your chickens before they are hatched proverbial

nie dziel skóry na niedźwiedziu

which came first, the chicken or the egg?

co było pierwsze, kura czy jajko?

chimney [ˈtʃɪmni] N

chimney

komin m

chidden [tʃɪdən] VB

chidden pp of chide

I . chide <-d [or chid], -d [or chidden]> [tʃaɪd] VB trans form

chide

karcić [perf s-]

chide

besztać [perf z-]

II . chide <-d [or chid], -d [or chidden]> [tʃaɪd] VB intr

chide

sarkać [perf sarknąć]

“what a brat”, she chided

„co za urwis”, sarknęła

chimp N

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chimp (chimpanzee) inf

szympans m

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Its close relatives include the onion, shallot, leek, chive, and rakkyo. en.wikipedia.org

Scrappy fries mingle well with jus and chive butter. news.nationalpost.com

Optional they can be garnished with chive, diced pickles or spiced with mustard. en.wikipedia.org

Place onto warmed plates and drizzle over the chive butter sauce. www.heraldscotland.com

It's like an overgrown chive and multiplies under the ground. www.odt.co.nz

They are delicious steamed and eaten hot, dripping with tarragon butter, or warm with a mint and chive-flower dressing. www.telegraph.co.uk

It started with a cherry wood smoked egg salad crostini (topped with a pickled radish and a chive blossom). edmontonjournal.com

This year we have added chive seeds as a healthier choice for seasoning meals. www.agriland.ie

Vegetables related to garlic -- including green or bunching onions, shallots, bulbing onions and chives -- also can be planted now using transplants or seeds. www.nola.com

Like vegetables, garlic, pepper, ginger, onion, tumeric, curry, rosemary, thyme, chive, and other spices also have beneficial antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties good for health. cebudailynews.inquirer.net

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chives [tʃaɪvz] N pl

I . chide <-d [or chid], -d [or chidden]> [tʃaɪd] VB trans form

II . chide <-d [or chid], -d [or chidden]> [tʃaɪd] VB intr

I . chime [ˈtʃaɪm] N

1. chime (sounds):

Phrases:

II . chime [ˈtʃaɪm] VB intr

chime bell, clock:

III . chime [ˈtʃaɪm] VB trans

I . archive [ˈɑ:kaɪv, Am ˈɑ:r-] N

II . archive [ˈɑ:kaɪv, Am ˈɑ:r-] VB trans

I . chisel [ˈtʃɪzəl] N

II . chisel <-ll- [or AM -l-]> [ˈtʃɪzəl] VB trans

chili [ˈtʃɪli] N AM

chili → chilli

See also chilli

chilli <-s [or -es]> [ˈtʃɪli] N FOOD

chink1 [tʃɪŋk] N

chink (hole):

Phrases:

chick [tʃɪk] N

1. chick (chicken):

2. chick (young bird):

3. chick inf (girl):

I . chief [tʃi:f] N

1. chief (in company):

2. chief (in tribe):

3. chief MIL:

Phrases:

II . chief [tʃi:f] ADJ

1. chief (most important):

2. chief LAW (examining of witness):

child <children> [tʃaɪld] N

Phrases:

Chile [ˈtʃɪli] N

I . chill [tʃɪl] N

1. chill (cold):

2. chill (illness):

3. chill (shiver):

Phrases:

II . chill [tʃɪl] ADJ

III . chill [tʃɪl] VB trans

1. chill (make feel cold):

2. chill (cool):

china [ˈtʃaɪnə] N no pl

I . chirp [tʃɜ:p, Am tʃɜ:rp] N

II . chirp [tʃɜ:p, Am tʃɜ:rp] VB intr

beehive N

1. beehive (for bees):

2. beehive (hairstyle):

chicken [ˈtʃɪkɪn] N

1. chicken:

2. chicken no pl FOOD:

3. chicken (coward):

Phrases:

chimney [ˈtʃɪmni] N

chidden [tʃɪdən] VB

chidden pp of chide

See also chide

I . chide <-d [or chid], -d [or chidden]> [tʃaɪd] VB trans form

II . chide <-d [or chid], -d [or chidden]> [tʃaɪd] VB intr

chimp N

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