Translations for „tanning“ in the English » Polish Dictionary

tanning N

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pit tanning przemysł skórzany

garbowanie dołowe f

TAN [tæn] N

TAN COMPUT short for transaction number

TAN

numer m transakcji

See also transaction number

transaction number N ECON

transaction number

numer m transakcji

I . tan¹ <-nn-> [tæn] VB intr

tan

opalać [perf opalić] się

II . tan¹ <-nn-> [tæn] VB trans

1. tan (of human skin):

tan

opalać [perf opalić]

2. tan (of animal skin):

tan

garbować [perf wy-]

Phrases:

to tan the hide off sb [or to tan sb's hide]

złoić komuś skórę

III . tan¹ [tæn] N (suntan)

tan

opalenizna f

IV . tan¹ [tæn] ADJ

tan

jasnobrązowy

tan² [tæn] N

tan short for tangent

tan

tg

See also tangent

tangent [ˈtænʤənt] N

1. tangent (line):

tangent

styczna f

2. tangent (ratio):

tangent

tangens m

Phrases:

to go [or fly] off at a tangent

[nagle] zmienić temat

self-tan, self-tanner N

self-tan

samoopalacz m

tan spot N

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tan spot

brunatna plamistość liści

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

At present, any individual can set up a tanning salon and there are no regulatory restrictions on the type of equipment that can be purchased.

www.imt.ie

But one area that we still haven't perfected is tanning our tootsies.

www.theirishworld.com

He has a doctor's note that says he should no longer go to the tanning salon.

windsorstar.com

Sun lamps and tanning beds give people the promise of a bronzed-body, but is it worth the risk?

www.kolotv.com

It was a purely agricultural settlement but added tanning as a secondary industry during medieval times, using the bark of the oak and birch, both plentiful in the area.

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Normal tanning is usually delayed as it takes time for the melanins to move up in the epidermis.

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Another email appears to show a discussion about running out of disinfectant for the beds and goggles at the tanning salon.

www.thestar.com

The public displays of affection between the loved-up couple didn't stop for most of their tanning time.

www.dailymail.co.uk

In the late nineteenth century, the inhabitants were originally market gardeners, though brick making and tanning also became dominant industries.

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This was used in the dyeing industry, in leather tanning and in making gunpowder.

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