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perfect: WordReference English-Polish Dictionary © 2012
| Główne tłumaczenia | |||
| perfect | adj | (faultless) | doskonały, perfekcyjny przym. |
| After years of effort, we have finally invented the perfect mousetrap. Nothing could work better. | |||
| Po latach wysiłku, w końcu wyanleźliśmy doskonałą pułapkę na myszy. Nic nie mogłoby działać lepiej. | |||
| perfect | adj | (excellent in all respects) | doskonały, świetny przym. |
| We had a perfect day today. | |||
| Dziś mieliśmy świetny dzień. | |||
| perfect | adj | (exactly what is required) | doskonały, świetny przym. |
| Yes, this book is perfect. It answers all my questions. | |||
| Tak, ta książka jest doskonała. Zawiera odpowiedzi na moje wszystkie pytania. | |||
| perfect | vtr | (bring to perfection) | doskonalać B ndk. |
| udoskonalić | B dk. | ||
| He practiced every day to perfect his shot. | |||
| Ćwiczył codziennie, aby udoskonalić swoje strzały. | |||
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perfect: WordReference English-Polish Dictionary © 2012
| Formy złożone: | |||
| future perfect tense | n | (grammar: will have done, etc.) | czas przyszły dokonany m+przym.+przym. |
| past perfect | n | (grammar: pluperfect, verb tense of action previously completed) | czas zaprzeszły m + przym. |
| We use the past perfect to say that one action happened before another. | |||
| perfect binding | n | (bookbinding: glued spine) | oprawa introligatorska ż + przym. |
| perfect competition | n | (when neither producer nor consumer controls price) | konkurencja doskonała ż + przym. |
| Perfect competition is an economic theory and assumes many small producers and consumers with perfect information, therefore the market sets the price. | |||
| perfect number | n | (number equal to sum of its dividing numbers) | liczba doskonała ż + przym. |
| perfect tense | n | (grammar: verb tense describing completed action) | aspekt dokonany m + przym. |
| In the Romance languages, there is a perfect tense as well as an imperfect tense. | |||
| picture-perfect | adj | US (ideal in appearance, ) | idealny jak widokówka |
| She cleaned her house until it was picture-perfect. | |||
| present perfect | n | (grammar: have + past participle) | tłumaczenie niedostępne |
| present perfect tense | n | (grammar: have + past participle) | tłumaczenie niedostępne |
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