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I . general [ˈʤenərəl] ADJ

3. general (not specialized):

general
ogólny
the general reader
przeciętny czytelnik m

II . general [ˈʤenərəl] N MIL

attorney general N LAW

consulate general N

consul general N

director general N

general anaesthetic N MED

general assembly N

general contractor N ECON

1. general contractor (party of a contract):

general contractor
główny zleceniobiorca m [lub wykonawca m ]

2. general contractor (supplier):

general contractor
główny dostawca m

general delivery N no pl

general election N

general manager N

general meeting N

general partner N ECON

1. general partner (co-owner):

general partner
główny wspólnik m

2. general partner (of a limited company):

general partner
wspólnik m ponoszący nieograniczoną odpowiedzialność

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

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With their support, he was able to expand the post's influence to include making officer assignments and promotion recommendations and advising field generals regarding strategy.
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Coming down to the beach where the ships were gathered, he made several suggestions to the generals.
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Even his own generals would not heed to his authority.
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The generals are wrong to suggest that our tiny arsenal could threaten global disarmament talks.
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However, the unspoken and most important reason was that they viewed the older generals as rivals for power and wanted to conceal this real motive.
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The result: a no-holds-barred meeting with their field generals about recasting the show's trajectory -- or else!
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He also discussed the duties of judges and other such important personages as bishops, wealthy people, and generals.
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He sent messengers to seek out one of the generals to try to coax orders from them to advance from their position.
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Hither came the electors, the great nobles, the bishops, and the generals, and here they debated who should be king....
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Provinces proclaimed independence under generals, rogue monks, and members of the royal family.
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