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stukać 2chug along, down, up, etc. to move in a particular direction making this sound The train chugged out of the station. ▶ toczyć się, posapując

(biżuteria) ciężki solidny 2 (used about a person) short and strong He was a short man with chunky legs. ▶ przysadzisty krępy 3 (used about food) containing thick pieces chunky banana milkshake ▶ z kawałkami (np. owoców)

3((the) Church) [sing., uncountable] the ministers or the institution of the Christian religion The Church has a duty to condemn violence. the conflict between Church and State ▶ Kościół

2[intransitive, transitive] if your stomach churns or sth makes it churn, you feel sick because you are disgusted or nervous Reading about the murder in the paper made my stomach churn. ▶ mdlić przyprawiać o mdłości

2[uncountable] films in general; the film industry Are you interested in cinema? one of the great successes of British cinema ▶ film

4[countable] a group of people who are friends, or who have the same interest or profession He has a large circle of friends. Her name was well known in artistic circles. ▶ koło

2[transitive] to draw a circle round sth There are three possible answers to each question. Please circle the correct one. ▶ zakreślać

3[sing.] regular events of a particular kind of activity that are held in different places She’s one of the best players on the tennis circuit. He’s made a name for himself on the lecture circuit. the alternative cabaret circuit seria (np. rozgrywek

2 to go or be passed from one person to another Rumours were circulating about the Minister’s private life. We’ve circulated a copy of the report to each department. ▶ krążyć puszczać w obieg

2[uncountable] Old five pence coins are no longer in circulation. the circulation of news/information/rumours obieg 3[countable] the number of copies of a newspaper, magazine This newspaper has a circulation of over a million. nakład

2(circumstances) [pl.] (formal) the amount of money that you have The company has promised to repay the money when its financial circumstances improve. ▶ położenie

2 to go or travel around sth that is blocking your way ▶ obchodzić (np. przeszkodę) □ circumvention /ˌsɜ: kəmˈvenʃn; US / noun [uncountable] ▶ ominięcie obejście

3[uncountable] (formal) an act ofciting or beingcited Space does not permit the citation of any examples. ▶ cytowanie przytoczenie

2 a person who lives in a town or city the citizens of Paris ▶ mieszkan-iec/ka miasta ⇨ look at senior citizen

But cities are also lively places. There are restaurants, shops, theatres, museums and sports facilities (such as stadiums and swimming pools). Many cities are cosmopolitan.

2(the City) [sing.] the oldest part of London, which is now Britain’s financial centre a City stockbroker ▶ centrum finansowe Londynu

3[only before a noun] (in law) connected with the personal legal matters of ordinary people, and not criminal law civil courts ▶ cywilny 4 polite, but not very friendly I know you don’t like the director, but do try and be civil to him. ▶ uprzejmy

2[countable, uncountable] a society which has its own highly developed culture and way of life the civilizations of ancient Greece and Rome Western civilization ▶ cywilizacja