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plate1 [pleɪt] N

1. plate (dish):

talerz m

2. plate of metal, glass:

płyta f

4. plate JOURN:

7. plate GEO:

płyta f

9. plate (in church):

taca f

10. plate (in book):

11. plate MED:

Phrases:

to have a lot on one's plate esp Brit inf

placate [pləˈkeɪt, Am ˈpleɪkeɪt] VB trans

1. placate (calm):

2. placate (conciliate):

planter [ˈplɑ:ntəʳ, Am ˈplænt̬ɚ] N

1. planter (owner):

2. planter (plant holder):

donica f

I . plaster [ˈplɑ:stəʳ, Am ˈplæstɚ] N

1. plaster no pl (for walls):

tynk m

3. plaster Brit (for wound):

platter [ˈplætəʳ, Am -t̬ɚ] N

place1 [pleɪs] N

2. place (restaurant):

3. place (home):

u mnie

7. place (job):

posada f

8. place no pl (happen):

9. place MATH:

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

I . plant1 [plɑ:nt, Am plænt] N

1. plant BOT:

2. plant no pl inf (placed object):

3. plant inf (person):

II . plant1 [plɑ:nt, Am plænt] VB trans

1. plant (put in ground):

sadzić [perf za-]
siać [perf za-]

2. plant field:

3. plant doubts, suspicion:

III . plant1 [plɑ:nt, Am plænt] ADJ

I . plague [pleɪg] N

1. plague no pl:

dżuma f

2. plague fig:

plaga f

plaice <-> [pleɪs] N ZOOL

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