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recede: intransitive verb
receptive: adjective and adverb
recession: noun
reception: noun
recessive: adjective and adverb
receipts: noun
received: adjective and adverb
receiver: noun
recently: adverb
receivable: adjective and adverb
recent: adjective and adverb
recess: I. noun II. intransitive verb

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recede [rɪˈsi:d] VB intr

1. recede:

recede memories

zacierać [perf zatrzeć] się

recede hopes

gasnąć [perf z-]

to recede into the distance

niknąć [perf z-] w oddali

2. recede tide:

recede

cofać [perf cofnąć] się

receding hairline

zakola ntpl

receding chin

cofnięty podbródek m

receptive [rɪˈseptɪv] ADJ

receptive mind:

receptive

chłonny

receptive to sth

otwarty na coś

recession [rɪˈseʃən] N ECON

recession

recesja f

reception [rɪˈsepʃən] N

recessive [rɪˈsesɪv] ADJ BIOL

recessive

recesywny

receipts [rɪˈsi:ts] N pl ECON

receipts

wpływy pl

received [rɪˈsi:vd] ADJ

1. received form (generally accepted):

received

ogólnie przyjęty

received wisdom

powszechne mniemanie nt

2. received (given):

received payment

otrzymana zapłata f

receiver [rɪˈsi:vəʳ, Am -ɚ] N

1. receiver TELEC:

receiver

słuchawka f

2. receiver TV, RADIO:

receiver

odbiornik m

3. receiver ECON:

receiver

syndyk m

receiver

zarządca m masy upadłościowej

4. receiver of stolen goods:

receiver

paser m

recently [ˈri:səntli] ADV

1. recently (not long ago):

recently

niedawno

as recently as yesterday

zaledwie wczoraj

2. recently (lately):

recently

ostatnio

receivable [rɪˈsi:vəbl̩] ADJ ECON

receivable payment

należny

receivable bill

niezapłacony

receivable commission

należna prowizja f

receivable interest

należne odsetki pl

recent [ˈri:sənt] ADJ

recent

niedawny

recent development, events

ostatni

recent trends

najnowszy

recent photograph, information

aktualny

in recent times

ostatnio

in the recent past

w niedalekiej przeszłości

I . recess¹ [rɪˈses, Am ˈri:ses] N

1. recess POL:

recess of parliament

przerwa f między sesjami

2. recess AM SCHOOL:

recess

przerwa f

recess

pauza f

II . recess¹ [rɪˈses, Am ˈri:ses] VB intr

recess

mieć przerwę w obradach

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recede [rɪˈsi:d] VB intr

1. recede:

2. recede tide:

receptive [rɪˈseptɪv] ADJ

receptive mind:

recession [rɪˈseʃən] N ECON

reception [rɪˈsepʃən] N

1. reception no pl (in hotel):

2. reception no pl (in hospital):

3. reception no pl (welcome):

4. reception no pl (reaction):

5. reception (social occasion):

6. reception no pl RADIO, TV:

recessive [rɪˈsesɪv] ADJ BIOL

receipts [rɪˈsi:ts] N pl ECON

received [rɪˈsi:vd] ADJ

1. received form (generally accepted):

2. received (given):

receiver [rɪˈsi:vəʳ, Am -ɚ] N

1. receiver TELEC:

2. receiver TV, RADIO:

3. receiver ECON:

4. receiver of stolen goods:

recently [ˈri:səntli] ADV

1. recently (not long ago):

2. recently (lately):

receivable [rɪˈsi:vəbl̩] ADJ ECON

recent [ˈri:sənt] ADJ

I . recess1 [rɪˈses, Am ˈri:ses] N

1. recess POL:

2. recess AM SCHOOL:

II . recess1 [rɪˈses, Am ˈri:ses] VB intr

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I . recess¹ [rɪˈses, Am ˈri:ses] N

II . recess¹ [rɪˈses, Am ˈri:ses] VB intr