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耍弄
kompensowanie
offsetting [ɒfˈsetɪŋ, Am ɑ:fˈ-] N ECON
offsetting of accounts
kompensowanie nt
offsetting entry
przeciwny zapis m księgowy
I. offset <offset, offset> [ˌɒfˈset, Am ˌɑ:f-] VB trans
1. offset (compensate):
to offset sth [by sth]
równoważyć [perf z-] coś [czymś]
to offset sth against tax Brit
wliczać [perf wliczyć] coś w koszty uzyskania przychodu
2. offset (make look better):
offset
podkreślać [perf podkreślić]
3. offset (print):
offset
drukować [perf wy-] offsetem
II. offset [ˈɒfset, Am ˈɑ:f-] N JOURN
offset
offset m
III. offset [ˈɒfset, Am ˈɑ:f-] ADJ
offset
offsetowy
Present
Ioffset
youoffset
he/she/itoffsets
weoffset
youoffset
theyoffset
Past
Ioffset
youoffset
he/she/itoffset
weoffset
youoffset
theyoffset
Present Perfect
Ihaveoffset
youhaveoffset
he/she/ithasoffset
wehaveoffset
youhaveoffset
theyhaveoffset
Past Perfect
Ihadoffset
youhadoffset
he/she/ithadoffset
wehadoffset
youhadoffset
theyhadoffset
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offsetting entry
przeciwny zapis m księgowy
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As more executable formats were developed, new constants were added by incrementing the branch offset.
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This device was used by surveyors to measure offsets.
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Gates are set with 18 to 20 meters distance between gates vertically and 4 to 8 meters of offset.
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There are three standard types of entries: direct, parallel, and offset (teardrop).
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Performance was improved slightly, the additional power being partly offset by the extra weight.
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