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‘engagez-vous’
stopnie
degree [dɪˈgri:] N
1. degree (extent, amount):
degree
stopień m
degree of hazard
stopień ryzyka
to some degree
do pewnego stopnia
with varying degrees of success
z różnym skutkiem
a degree of independence
pewna niezależność f
2. degree UNIV:
degree
stopień m naukowy
a degree in sth
dyplom m z czegoś
to take [or do] a degree
robić [perf z-] dyplom
master's degree
≈ tytuł m magistra
engineering degree
≈ tytuł inżyniera
3. degree Am LAW:
first degree murder
zabójstwo nt z premedytacją
second degree murder
zabójstwo bez premedytacji
Phrases:
by degrees
stopniowo
difference in degree
różnica f ilościowa
bachelor's degree N UNIV
bachelor's degree
≈ licencjat m
honors degree N AM
honors degree → honours degree
honours degree N Brit
honours degree
stopień m akademicki z wyróżnieniem
honours degree N Brit
honours degree
stopień m akademicki z wyróżnieniem
third degree N inf
to give sb the third degree
brać [perf wziąć] kogoś na spytki
third-degree burns N pl
third-degree burns
oparzenia ntpl trzeciego stopnia
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degree N
spherical degree geometria
stopień sferyczny (miara kąta) m
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Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)
by degrees
stopniowo
it's twenty degrees Celsius
jest dwadzieścia stopni Celsjusza
it's ten degrees centigrade
jest dziesięć stopni Celsjusza
15 degrees of frost
minus 15 stopni
minus ten degrees
minus dziesięć stopni
plus two degrees
plus dwa stopnie
with varying degrees of success
z różnym skutkiem
10 degrees below/above freezing
10 stopni poniżej/powyżej zera
at an angle of 90 degrees
pod kątem 90 stopni
at an elevation of 65 degrees
pod kątem 65 stopni
Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)
Creating false travel records, as well as falsifying authorization, are third degree felonies.
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It is a sub part of the various forms of price discrimination and is classified as third degree price discrimination.
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This would allow doctors to repair nerves damaged in an extreme accident, like third degree burns.
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He had previously worked as a fire performer, and after a freak accident suffered second and third degree burns to his hands, face and chest.
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All 6 were transported to local hospitals with varying degrees of burns, with the most severe being third degree burns to hands and face.
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