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2D,
2-D,
two-d npl | abbreviation (two dimensions) (skrót) | 2D, dwa wymiary licz. + m, l.mn. |
3D,
3-D,
three-d n | abbreviation (three dimensions) | 3D, trzy wymiary licz. + m, l.mn. |
3D,
3-D,
three-d adj | abbreviation (film: stereoscopic) | trójwymiarowy przym. |
AD,
A.D. adv | Latin, initialism (anno domini: year) (skrót: naszej ery) | AD m |
| | The Roman Emperor Domitian ruled Britain briefly in 271 AD. |
| coup n | Gallicism, abbreviation (coup d'état) | zamach stanu m + m |
| | The opposition faction staged a coup, unseating the elected president. The general became dictator through a coup d'etat. |
| coup d'état n | Gallicism (violent seizure of power) | zamach stanu m + m |
DA,
D.A. n | US, initialism (district attorney) | prokurator okręgowy m + przym. |
| | The DA is closely following the case. |
DC,
D.C. n | initialism (District of Columbia) | Dystrykt Kolumbii rzecz. własny |
DOA,
D.O.A adj | initialism (patient: dead on arrival) | zgon przed przybyciem wyr. |
| | Unfortunately, the victim in the accident was DOA. |
| he'd contraction | colloquial, abbreviation (he would) (Brak bezpośredniego odpowiednika) | - |
| | Wayne hates living in this town; he'd do anything to leave. |
| he'd contraction | colloquial, abbreviation (he had) (Brak bezpośredniego odpowiednika) | - |
| | When Gavin's ankle started to swell, he realised he'd broken it. |
| hors d'oeuvre n | (appetizer, starter) | zakąski ż, l.mn. |
| | If you fill up on hors d'oeuvres, you will have no room left for dinner. |
how-do-you-do,
how-d'ye-do,
how-de-do n | informal, dated (difficult situation) | nieprzyjemna sytuacja przym. + ż |
| | Well that was certainly a fine how-do-you-do wasn't it? |
| I'd contraction | colloquial, abbreviation (I would) (brak bezpośredniego odpowiednika) | -- |
| | I'd like to get married this year. |
| I'd contraction | colloquial, abbreviation (I had) (brak bezpośredniego odpowiednika) | -- |
| | I'd been to France before, but this was the first time I'd visited Paris. |
ID card,
I.D. card n | informal, abbreviation (identity card) | dokument tożsamości m + ż |
| | You'll need to show your ID card to get in. |
| it'd contraction | colloquial, abbreviation (it would) (Brak bezpośredniego odpowiednika) | - |
| | I think it'd be better if you left. |
| it'd contraction | colloquial, abbreviation (it had) (Brak bezpośredniego odpowiednika) | - |
| | Sorry I shouted at you last night; it'd been a long day at work, and I was tired. |
| objet d'art n | often plural, Gallicism (three-dimensional work of art) | dzieło sztuki n + ż |
| | | rzeźba ż |
| | That isn't just a jumble of trash; I paid good money for that objet d'art. |
PhD,
PhD.,
Ph.D.,
DPhil n | initialism (degree: Doctor of Philosophy) | doktorat m |
| | From what institution did you get your PhD? |
PhD,
PhD.,
Ph.D.,
DPhil n | colloquial, initialism (doctorate degree course) | doktorat m |
| | He's doing a PhD at Loughborough. |
PhD,
PhD.,
Ph.D.,
DPhil n | initialism (academic title) | doktor m |
| | | dr skrót |
| | The keynote speaker is Rachel Fine, PhD. |
R&D,
R & D,
R and D n | abbreviation (research and development) | prace badawczo-rozwojowe wyr. |
| | | dział badawczo-rozwojowy wyr. |
| | My brother works in R&D at a large company in Silicon Valley. |
| raison d'être n | (reason for being) | racja bytu ż + m |
| | I sometimes think that eating is his raison d'être. |
| she'd contraction | colloquial, abbreviation (she would) (forma skrócona) | - |
| | Vicky is very blunt; if she didn't like you, she'd say so, believe me! |
| she'd contraction | colloquial, abbreviation (she had) (forma skrócona) | - |
| | When I bumped into Lucie, she'd been on holiday and was very tanned. |
| vitamin D n | (organic nutrient) | witamina D ż |
| | The body produces vitamin D when exposed to sunlight. |
Washington,
Washington,
D.C. n | (capital of USA) (stolica) | Waszyngton rzecz. własny |
| | Washington is the capital of the USA. |
| you'd contraction | colloquial, abbreviation (you would) (forma skrócona; brak odpowiednika) | - |
| | You'd be silly to quit such a great job. |
| | Byłbyś niemądry, gdybyś porzucił taką świetną pracę. |
| you'd contraction | colloquial, abbreviation (you had) (forma skrócona; brak odpowiednika) | - |
| | When I first met you, you'd just graduated from university. |
| | Kiedy spotkałem cię po raz pierwszy, właśnie skończyłaś studia na uniwersytecie. |