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uzębienie (piły) jednokierunkowe trójkątne
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toothing N

oblique toothing
uzębienie (piły) jednokierunkowe trójkątne nt

tooth <teeth> [tu:θ] N

tooth
ząb m
to fill a tooth
plombować [perf za-] ząb
to grind [or grit] one's teeth
zgrzytać [perf za-] zębami
to be going to a dentist to have a tooth out
iść [perf pójść] do wyrwania zęba
the baby is cutting a tooth
dziecku wyrzyna się ząbek

Phrases:

to cut one's teeth on sth
zdobywać na czymś doświadczenie
to set sb's teeth on edge
działać komuś na nerwy
to get one's teeth into sth inf
zabrać się za coś
to be [a bit] long in the tooth
być [już] niemłodym
to fight tooth and nail [to do sth]
walczyć [o coś] jak lwy

milk tooth N Brit

milk tooth
ząb m mleczny

wisdom tooth N

wisdom tooth
ząb m mądrości

fine-tooth comb N

fine-tooth comb
gęsty grzebień m

Phrases:

to go through [or examine] sth with a fine-tooth comb
wziąć coś pod lupę
to go through [or examine] sth with a fine-tooth comb
dokładnie się czemuś przyjrzeć
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abscessed tooth N

abscessed tooth nsing MED
ropiejący ząb m

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People signed up to the forums looking for good locations in their area to tooth, and to share their toothing stories with other members.
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He said toothing is the next logical step in dating and that the old game is just adapting to new times.
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The form of the teeth is of secondary importance; target wheels with involute or rectangular toothing can be scanned.
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Though the concept of toothing is possible, the hoaxers never intended for it to turn into something real.
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The young elephant's jawbone and milk tooth in front of them is about half a million years old.
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