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WordReference English-Polish Dictionary © 2026:
| CE n | initialism (civil engineer) | inżynier budownictwa publicznego wyr. |
| | Kevin works as a CE and makes a decent salary. |
| civil affairs npl | (UN: with local authorities) | oddziały wojskowe współpracujące z lokalnymi władzami |
| civil affairs npl | US (military: with civil authorities) | oddziały wojskowe współpracujące z władzami cywilnymi |
| civil ceremony n | (non-religious wedding) | ślub cywilny m + przym. |
| | They preferred a simple civil ceremony at city hall, but her mother insisted on a large church wedding. |
| civil court n | UK (city court, non-criminal court) | sąd miejski m + przym. |
| | A civil court deals with non-criminal matters, such as eviction proceedings, anti-social behaviour orders (ASBOs), debt hearings and family proceedings. |
| civil disobedience n | (peaceful protest) | nieposłuszeństwo obywatelskie n + przym. |
| | More than 40 people have been arrested and charged with civil disobedience. |
| civil disorder n | (public unrest) | zamieszki cywilne ż, l.mn. + przym. |
| | There was civil disorder outside the stadium after the soccer game. |
| civil engineer n | ([sb] who designs public works) | inżynier budownictwa m + n |
| | Ruth is studying to be a civil engineer. |
| civil engineering n | (design and building of structures) | inżynieria lądowa ż + przym. |
| | The construction of buildings, roads and bridges is all part of civil engineering. |
| civil liberties npl | (against governmental abuse) | swobody obywatelskie ż, l.mn. + przym. |
| | Many people died in the battle for universal suffrage and other civil liberties. |
| civil liberties npl | (personal freedom) | swobody obywatelskie ż, l.mn. + przym. |
| | Al-Kidd claimed the Attorney General had violated his civil liberties by treating him like a terrorist. |
| civil liberty n | (against governmental abuse) | wolność indywidualna ż + przym. |
civil partnership,
civil union n | (legal contract between couple) | związek partnerski osób tej samej płci wyr. |
| | It is pure discrimination to say that we can form a civil partnership but we cannot get married. |
| civil rights npl | (individual rights in a society,) | prawa jednostek n, l.mn. + ż, l.mn. |
| | If you don't claim and defend your civil rights you risk losing them. |
| civil rights movement n | (campaign for human freedoms) | ruch obrony praw obywatelskich wyr. |
| | Martin Luther King, Jr. is a hero of the civil rights movement in the USA. |
| civil servant n | (government employee) | pracownik rządowy m + przym. |
| | Some civil servants give the government a bad name. |
| civil service n | (government workers) | służba cywilna ż + przym. |
| | Denise had spent her entire career working for the civil service. |
| civil war n | (country's internal war) | wojna domowa ż + przym. |
| | The civil war has displaced almost half the country's population. |
the Civil War,
the American Civil War n | historical, US (war between US states) | wojna secesyjna ż + przym. |
| | The American Civil War broke out in April 1861. |
| civil wedding n | (marriage: non-religious) | ślub cywilny m + przym. |
| | The bride and groom decided on a civil wedding as they were not themselves religious people. |
| in a civil manner adv | (politely, courteously) | w grzeczny sposób wyr. |
| | Can we close this conversation in a civil manner? |