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place: I. transitive verb II. intransitive verb
placid: adjective and adverb
placate: transitive verb
placement: noun
placenta: noun
place name: noun
placard: noun
placebo: noun
per diem: adjective and adverb
plague: I. noun II. transitive verb
plaice: noun
plaid: noun
plain: I. adjective and adverb II. adverb III. noun
plait: I. noun II. transitive verb
plane: noun
placer: noun

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I . place² [pleɪs] VB trans

II . place² [pleɪs] VB intr AM

place

zajmować [perf zająć] drugie miejsce

placid [ˈplæsɪd] ADJ

placid nature, temperament:

placid

łagodny

placid

spokojny

placate [pləˈkeɪt, Am ˈpleɪkeɪt] VB trans

1. placate (calm):

placate

uspokajać [perf uspokoić]

2. placate (conciliate):

placate

zjednywać [perf zjednać] sobie

placement [ˈpleɪsmənt] N

1. placement esp Brit (training):

placement

praktyka f

2. placement (placing):

placement

umieszczenie nt

placement of order

złożenie nt

placement of furniture

ustawienie nt

3. placement no pl (finding a job for):

placement

przydzielenie nt stanowiska

4. placement ECON:

placement of assets

lokowanie nt

placement of assets

lokata f

placenta <-s [or placentae]> [pləˈsentə] N ANAT

placenta

łożysko nt

place name N

place name

nazwa f geograficzna

placard [ˈplækɑ:d, Am -ɑ:rd] N

1. placard (on wall):

placard

afisz m

2. placard (in march):

placard

transparent m

placebo [pləˈsi:bəʊ, Am -boʊ] N MED

placebo a. fig

placebo nt

per diem [ˌpɜ:ˈdi:em, Am -daɪ-] ADJ

per diem allowance

dieta f dzienna

I . plague [pleɪg] N

1. plague no pl:

the plague

dżuma f

2. plague fig:

plague

plaga f

Phrases:

to avoid sb/sth like the plague

unikać kogoś/czegoś jak zarazy

II . plague [pleɪg] VB trans

plague

nękać

to plague sb with sth

zamęczać [perf zamęczyć] kogoś czymś

plaice <-> [pleɪs] N ZOOL

plaice

płastuga f

plaid [plæd] N no pl

plaid

materiał m w kratę

plaid skirt

spódniczka f w szkocką kratę

I . plain [pleɪn] ADJ

1. plain (simple):

plain

prosty

plain

zwykły

plain material, paper

gładki

plain yoghurt

naturalny

plain folks [or people]

prości ludzie pl

2. plain (clear):

plain

jasny

it's plain [that]...

to jasne, że...

that's as plain as day [or the nose on your face]

to jasne jak słońce

in plain English

prostymi słowami

3. plain (honest):

plain

szczery

let me make myself plain

pozwól, że będę szczery

4. plain (pure):

plain

nagi

plain stupidity

czysty

5. plain (unattractive):

plain

nieurodziwy

Phrases:

plain sailing

łatwizna f

in plain clothes

po cywilnemu

II . plain [pleɪn] ADV inf

1. plain (completely):

plain

zupełnie

2. plain (simply):

plain

po prostu

III . plain [pleɪn] N

1. plain GEO:

plain

równina f

2. plain (in knitting):

plain

ścieg m prosty

I . plait [plæt] esp Brit N

1. plait (hair):

plait

warkoczyk m

2. plait (rope):

plait

pleciona lina f

II . plait [plæt] esp Brit VB trans

plait

pleść [perf za-]

plane¹ [pleɪn] N

plane short for aeroplane

plane

samolot m

aeroplane [ˈeərə(ʊ)pleɪn, Am ˈerpleɪn] N Brit

aeroplane

samolot m

placer N

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I . place2 [pleɪs] VB trans

1. place (put):

2. place (impose):

3. place (arrange for):

4. place (appoint to position):

5. place (identify):

6. place (categorize):

7. place (have ability):

II . place2 [pleɪs] VB intr AM

placid [ˈplæsɪd] ADJ

placid nature, temperament:

placate [pləˈkeɪt, Am ˈpleɪkeɪt] VB trans

1. placate (calm):

2. placate (conciliate):

placement [ˈpleɪsmənt] N

1. placement esp Brit (training):

2. placement (placing):

3. placement no pl (finding a job for):

4. placement ECON:

placenta <-s [or placentae]> [pləˈsentə] N ANAT

place name N

placard [ˈplækɑ:d, Am -ɑ:rd] N

1. placard (on wall):

2. placard (in march):

placebo [pləˈsi:bəʊ, Am -boʊ] N MED

per diem [ˌpɜ:ˈdi:em, Am -daɪ-] ADJ

I . plague [pleɪg] N

1. plague no pl:

2. plague fig:

Phrases:

II . plague [pleɪg] VB trans

plaice <-> [pleɪs] N ZOOL

plaid [plæd] N no pl

I . plain [pleɪn] ADJ

1. plain (simple):

2. plain (clear):

3. plain (honest):

4. plain (pure):

5. plain (unattractive):

Phrases:

II . plain [pleɪn] ADV inf

1. plain (completely):

2. plain (simply):

III . plain [pleɪn] N

1. plain GEO:

2. plain (in knitting):

I . plait [plæt] esp Brit N

1. plait (hair):

2. plait (rope):

II . plait [plæt] esp Brit VB trans

plane1 [pleɪn] N

plane short for aeroplane

See also aeroplane

aeroplane [ˈeərə(ʊ)pleɪn, Am ˈerpleɪn] N Brit

placer N

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I . place² [pleɪs] VB trans

II . place² [pleɪs] VB intr AM

plane¹ [pleɪn] N