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status: noun
means: noun
fetus: noun
meat: noun
measles: noun
measure: I. transitive verb II. intransitive verb III. noun
impetus: noun
mealy: adjective and adverb
meant: verb
meagre: adjective and adverb
meanie: noun
meadow: noun
measly: adjective and adverb
lotus: noun
cactus: noun
coitus: noun
foetus: noun
hiatus: noun
aditus: noun

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status [ˈsteɪtəs, Am ˈstæt̬əs, ˈsteɪ-] N no pl

1. status (classification):

status

status m

marital status

stan m cywilny

2. status (social status):

status

status m społeczny

3. status (situation):

status

sytuacja f

means¹ <-> [mi:nz] N

means (method):

means

sposób m

means of communication/transport

środki mpl komunikacji/transportu

means of support

środki mpl utrzymania

to try by all [possible] means

próbować [perf s-] wszelkimi [możliwymi] sposobami

to use all [or every] means at one's disposal

zastosować wszystkie dostępne sposoby

Phrases:

by all means! form

jak najbardziej!

means to an end

sposób na osiągnięcie celu

the end justifies the means proverbial

cel uświęca środki

by no means [or not by any means]

w żadnym razie

fetus N AM

fetus → foetus

foetus [ˈfi:təs] N

foetus

płód m

meat [mi:t] N

1. meat (flesh):

meat

mięso nt

meat dish

danie nt mięsne

2. meat no pl fig (content):

meat

treść f

Phrases:

it's meat and drink to him

w to mu graj

easy meat

naiwniak m

to get down to the meat and potatoes AM inf

przechodzić [perf przejść] do konkretów

measles [ˈmi:zl̩z] N + sing/pl vb MED

measles

odra f

I . measure [ˈmeʒəʳ, Am -ɚ] VB trans

measure

mierzyć [perf z-]

to measure performance

oceniać [perf ocenić] funkcjonowanie

II . measure [ˈmeʒəʳ, Am -ɚ] VB intr

measure

mieć wymiary

measure

mierzyć

this box measures 10cm by 10cm by 12cm

to pudełko ma wymiary 10 cm na 10 cm na 12 cm

III . measure [ˈmeʒəʳ, Am -ɚ] N

1. measure (set amount or portion):

measure

ilość f

some measure of truth

pewna doza f prawdy

in some measure

w pewnym stopniu

2. measure:

measure (measuring instrument)

miara f

measure (ruler)

miarka f

measure (container)

menzurka f

3. measure (result of measuring):

measure

pomiar m

4. measure LIT:

measure

metrum nt

5. measure AM MUS:

measure

takt m

6. measure usu pl (action):

measure

środek m (działanie)

measures required

wymagane środki

to take measures to...

przedsięwziąć środki zaradcze, aby...

Phrases:

beyond measure

przesadnie

to get [or take] the measure of sb

wybadać kogoś

for good measure

z nadwyżką

to try half measures

stosować [perf za-] półśrodki

impetus [ˈɪmpɪtəs, Am -t̬əs] N no pl

1. impetus PHYS:

impetus

rozpęd m

2. impetus (driving force):

impetus

bodziec m

impetus

siła f napędowa

commercial impetus

ożywienie nt handlowe

to give a fresh impetus to sth

przyspieszyć coś

mealy [ˈmi:li] ADJ

mealy

mączysty

meant [ment] VB

meant pt, pp of mean

mean² [mi:n] ADJ

I . mean¹ <meant, meant> [mi:n] VB trans

1. mean (translate as or symbolise):

mean

znaczyć

mean

oznaczać

what does this mean?

co to znaczy?

2. mean (be sincere):

I mean what I say [or I mean it/that]

mówię poważnie

3. mean (refer to):

mean

mieć na myśli

what do you mean?

co masz na myśli?

if you see what I mean

jeśli rozumiesz, co mam na myśli

4. mean (result in):

mean

oznaczać

5. mean (have significance):

to mean sth to sb

znaczyć coś dla kogoś

Phrases:

to mean business

poważnie traktować [perf po-] sprawę

to mean mischief

mieć złe zamiary

to mean well

mieć dobre intencje

II . mean¹ <meant, meant> [mi:n] VB intr

to mean to do sth

zamierzać [lub mieć zamiar] coś zrobić

to mean sb [or AM for sb] to do sth

chcieć, aby ktoś coś zrobił

to be meant to be sth

być stworzonym do czegoś

to be meant for sb

być przeznaczonym dla kogoś

they are meant for each other

oni są sobie przeznaczeni

meagre, meager AM [ˈmi:gəʳ, Am -ɚ] ADJ

meagre food, diet, income

skromny

meagre person

chudy

meanie [ˈmi:ni] N inf

1. meanie (miserly person):

meanie

skąpiec m

2. meanie (unkind person):

meanie

złośliwiec m

meadow [ˈmedəʊ, Am -oʊ] N

meadow

łąka f

measly [ˈmi:zli] ADJ pej

measly

nędzny

lotus [ˈləʊtəs, Am ˈloʊt̬-] N BOT

lotus

lotos m

cactus <-es [or cacti]> [ˈkæktəs] N

cactus

kaktus m

coitus [ˈkəʊɪtəs, Am ˈkoʊət̬əs] N no pl form

coitus

stosunek m [seksualny]

foetus [ˈfi:təs] N

foetus

płód m

hiatus N

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hiatus form

luka f

hiatus form

przerwa f

aditus N

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aditus ANAT

wejście nt

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There, it supplies the auricle, external acoustic meatus, outer side of the tympanic membrane and the skin in the temporal region (superficial temporal branches). en.wikipedia.org

Although of small area, the surface anatomy of the external ear is complex, consisting of the pinna (the auricle) and the external auditory meatus (auditory canal). en.wikipedia.org

When the meatus is not covered by the foreskin, it can rub against urine soaked diapers resulting in inflammation and mechanical trauma. en.wikipedia.org

Atresia of the external auditory meatus can occur if the meatus does not channelize properly or if there is an obstruction. en.wikipedia.org

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status [ˈsteɪtəs, Am ˈstæt̬əs, ˈsteɪ-] N no pl

1. status (classification):

2. status (social status):

3. status (situation):

means1 <-> [mi:nz] N

means (method):

Phrases:

fetus N AM

fetus → foetus

See also foetus

foetus [ˈfi:təs] N

meat [mi:t] N

1. meat (flesh):

2. meat no pl fig (content):

Phrases:

measles [ˈmi:zl̩z] N + sing/pl vb MED

I . measure [ˈmeʒəʳ, Am -ɚ] VB trans

II . measure [ˈmeʒəʳ, Am -ɚ] VB intr

III . measure [ˈmeʒəʳ, Am -ɚ] N

1. measure (set amount or portion):

2. measure:

3. measure (result of measuring):

4. measure LIT:

5. measure AM MUS:

6. measure usu pl (action):

Phrases:

impetus [ˈɪmpɪtəs, Am -t̬əs] N no pl

1. impetus PHYS:

2. impetus (driving force):

mealy [ˈmi:li] ADJ

meant [ment] VB

meant pt, pp of mean

See also mean , mean

mean2 [mi:n] ADJ

1. mean Brit (miserly):

2. mean (unkind):

3. mean (average):

4. mean AM (cruel):

5. mean liter (poor):

I . mean1 <meant, meant> [mi:n] VB trans

1. mean (translate as or symbolise):

2. mean (be sincere):

3. mean (refer to):

4. mean (result in):

5. mean (have significance):

Phrases:

II . mean1 <meant, meant> [mi:n] VB intr

meagre, meager AM [ˈmi:gəʳ, Am -ɚ] ADJ

meanie [ˈmi:ni] N inf

1. meanie (miserly person):

2. meanie (unkind person):

meadow [ˈmedəʊ, Am -oʊ] N

measly [ˈmi:zli] ADJ pej

lotus [ˈləʊtəs, Am ˈloʊt̬-] N BOT

cactus <-es [or cacti]> [ˈkæktəs] N

coitus [ˈkəʊɪtəs, Am ˈkoʊət̬əs] N no pl form

foetus [ˈfi:təs] N

hiatus N

aditus N

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means¹ <-> [mi:nz] N

mean² [mi:n] ADJ

I . mean¹ <meant, meant> [mi:n] VB trans

II . mean¹ <meant, meant> [mi:n] VB intr