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evident: adjective and adverb
decent: adjective and adverb
descent: noun
lenient: adjective and adverb
event: noun
devil: noun
device: noun
devise: transitive verb
devious: adjective and adverb
devout: adjective and adverb
client: noun
orient: I. noun II. adjective and adverb III. transitive verb
ancient: I. adjective and adverb II. noun
patient: adjective and adverb
salient: adjective and adverb
dent: I. noun II. transitive verb
deviate: noun
totient: noun

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evident [ˈevɪdənt] ADJ

1. evident (obvious):

evident

oczywisty

2. evident (easily noticed):

evident

widoczny

decent [ˈdi:sənt] ADJ

descent [dɪˈsent] N

1. descent (movement down):

descent

schodzenie nt

descent

zejście nt

descent of plane

zniżenie nt lotu

2. descent (road):

descent

zejście nt

on descents cyclists pass cars

na zjazdach rowerzyści wyprzedzają samochody

3. descent (decline):

descent

upadek m

4. descent no pl (ancestry):

descent

pochodzenie nt

lineal descent

pochodzenie w linii prostej

of Irish [or Irish by] descent

pochodzenia irlandzkiego

5. descent (way of inheriting):

by descent

w drodze dziedziczenia ustawowego

lenient [ˈli:niənt] ADJ

lenient

łagodny

event [ɪˈvent] N

1. event (happening):

event

wydarzenie nt

2. event (case):

in that event

w takim wypadku

in the event Brit

jak się okazało

in any [or either] event

w każdym razie

in the event of sth

w przypadku [lub w razie] czegoś

in the event that...

w razie gdyby...

3. event (competition):

event

konkurencja f

Phrases:

to be wise after the event

być mądrym po szkodzie

devil [ˈdevəl] N

1. devil (evil spirit):

devil

diabeł m

2. devil inf (person):

lucky devil

szczęściarz m

poor devil

biedaczysko m or nt

3. devil inf (for emphasis):

a devil of a job/problem

paskudna praca f /paskudny problem m

4. devil LAW:

devil

asystent m adwokata

Phrases:

to run like a devil

biec [perf po-] jak wariat

between the devil and the deep blue sea

między młotem a kowadłem

speak [or talk] of the devil

o wilku mowa

device [dɪˈvaɪs] N

1. device TECH:

device

urządzenie nt

explosive device

bomba f

2. device COMPUT:

input/output device

urządzenie nt wejściowe/wyjściowe

3. device (method):

device

metoda f

4. device LIT:

device

chwyt m

5. device (trick):

device

wybieg m

Phrases:

to leave sb to their own devices

dawać [perf dać] komuś wolną rękę

devise [dɪˈvaɪz] VB trans

devise

wymyślać [perf wymyślić]

devise plan, system

obmyślać [perf obmyślić]

devise program, scheme

opracowywać [perf opracować]

devious [ˈdi:viəs] ADJ

1. devious (cunning):

devious

podstępny

2. devious (roundabout):

devious

okrężny

3. devious (winding):

devious

kręty

devout [dɪˈvaʊt] ADJ

1. devout (religious):

devout

pobożny

2. devout (committed):

devout

zagorzały

3. devout (deeply felt):

devout

gorący

devout hope

głęboki

client [ˈklaɪənt] N

client

klient(ka) m (f)

I . orient [ˈɔ:riənt] N

the Orient

Wschód m

II . orient [ˈɔ:riənt] ADJ liter

orient

wschodzący

III . orient [ˈɔ:riənt] VB trans AM

orient → orientate

orientate [ˈɔ:riənteɪt] VB trans

to orientate oneself

orientować [perf z-] się

to orientate by the sun

orientować się według położenia Słońca

to orientate towards [or to] the consumer

zorientować się na klienta

I . ancient [ˈeɪnʃənt] ADJ

1. ancient civilization, world:

ancient

starożytny

ancient history

historia f starożytna

2. ancient woods, tradition:

ancient

wiekowy

since ancient times

od wieków

Phrases:

it's ancient history iron

[to] dawne dzieje

II . ancient [ˈeɪnʃənt] N

the ancients + pl vb

starożytni pl

patient¹ [ˈpeɪʃənt] ADJ

patient

cierpliwy

salient [ˈseɪliənt, Am -ljənt] ADJ form

salient

najistotniejszy

I . dent [dent] N

1. dent (hollow):

dent

wgniecenie nt

2. dent fig:

to make a dent in sb's savings

nadszarpnąć czyjeś oszczędności

to put a dent in sb's enthusiasm

ostudzić czyjś entuzjazm

II . dent [dent] VB trans

1. dent (bend):

dent

wgniatać [perf wgnieść]

2. dent fig:

dent confidence

osłabiać [perf osłabić]

dent pride

urażać [perf urazić]

dent enthusiasm

ostudzić

dent image

naruszać [perf naruszyć]

deviate N

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odchylenie normalne nt

totient N

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totient MATH

funkcja Eulera (dla liczb całkowitych) f

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evident [ˈevɪdənt] ADJ

1. evident (obvious):

2. evident (easily noticed):

decent [ˈdi:sənt] ADJ

1. decent (respectable):

2. decent (satisfactory):

3. decent (kind):

4. decent inf (clothed):

descent [dɪˈsent] N

1. descent (movement down):

2. descent (road):

3. descent (decline):

4. descent no pl (ancestry):

5. descent (way of inheriting):

lenient [ˈli:niənt] ADJ

event [ɪˈvent] N

1. event (happening):

2. event (case):

3. event (competition):

Phrases:

devil [ˈdevəl] N

1. devil (evil spirit):

2. devil inf (person):

3. devil inf (for emphasis):

4. devil LAW:

Phrases:

device [dɪˈvaɪs] N

1. device TECH:

2. device COMPUT:

3. device (method):

4. device LIT:

5. device (trick):

Phrases:

devise [dɪˈvaɪz] VB trans

devious [ˈdi:viəs] ADJ

1. devious (cunning):

2. devious (roundabout):

3. devious (winding):

devout [dɪˈvaʊt] ADJ

1. devout (religious):

2. devout (committed):

3. devout (deeply felt):

client [ˈklaɪənt] N

I . orient [ˈɔ:riənt] N

II . orient [ˈɔ:riənt] ADJ liter

III . orient [ˈɔ:riənt] VB trans AM

orient → orientate

See also orientate

orientate [ˈɔ:riənteɪt] VB trans

I . ancient [ˈeɪnʃənt] ADJ

1. ancient civilization, world:

2. ancient woods, tradition:

Phrases:

II . ancient [ˈeɪnʃənt] N

patient1 [ˈpeɪʃənt] ADJ

salient [ˈseɪliənt, Am -ljənt] ADJ form

I . dent [dent] N

1. dent (hollow):

2. dent fig:

II . dent [dent] VB trans

1. dent (bend):

2. dent fig:

deviate N

totient N

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