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WordReference English-Polish Dictionary © 2026:
| back office n | (administrative department) | wydział administracyjny m + przym. |
| | All the staff from the back office are going to the pub – do you want to come? |
| box office n | (theatre, cinema: ticket booth) | kasa biletowa ż + przym. |
| | The box office was closed so tomorrow I'll get the tickets for you. |
| box office n | figurative (theatre, cinema: attendance) | kasa biletowa ż + przym. |
| | The film was a massive success at the box office. |
| branch office n | (local office) | biuro n |
| | | przedstawicielstwo n |
| | The company has branch offices in 12 countries. |
| central office n | (headquarters, main office) | główne biuro przym. + n |
| | The insurance agent said that she had to get approval from the central office before she could change the policy. |
| central office n | US (for telephone call switching) | główny numer przym. + m |
| | Computers have replaced the human operators in the telephone central offices. |
doctor's office (US),
doctor's surgery (UK) n | (place where patients consult a doctor) | gabinet lekarski m + przym. |
| | I went to the doctor's office to get a prostate exam. |
| front office n | (decision-making officers) | dyrekcja ż |
| | I have to check with the front office before I give anyone a promotion. |
| general post office n | US (main post office branch) | główne biuro poczty wyr. |
| | The general post office is located in the neighborhood of Chelsea. |
| head office n | (headquarters) | głowne biuro przym. + n |
| | The head office of our company is now overseas because we got bought out. |
| Holy Office n | (Catholicism: moral guardians) | Święte Oficjum przym. + n |
| | The Holy Office was replaced by the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith in the 20th century. |
| | The Holy Office was responsible for many of the atrocities of the Inquisition. |
| Home Office n | UK (government: domestic affairs department) | Ministerstwo Spraw Wewnętrznych n + ż, l.mn. + przym. |
| | | Home Office |
| | The Home Office deals with immigration and passport applications. |
| home office n | (working area in one's house) | biuro domowe n + przym, |
| | She shut the door to her home office to drown out the kids' noise. |
| home office n | (business: company's central location) | siedziba główna ż + przym. |
| | Microsoft has its home office in Seattle. |
| in office adv | (in power) | przy władzy przyim. + ż |
| | Ronald Reagan was still in office when I moved to the States. |
| main office n | (headquarters) | główne biuro przym. + n |
| | The main office is in London, but there are branches in Bristol and Leeds. |
| oath of office n | (professional pledge) | przysięga ż |
| | The president took the oath of office on Inauguration Day. |
| office block n | (multi-storey office building) | biurowiec m |
| | My company is on the 4th floor of an office block. |
| office building n | (building containing offices) | biurowiec m |
| | My doctor is on the 5th floor of that office building. |
| office furniture n | (desks, chairs, etc.: in an office) | meble biurowe m, l.mn. + przym. |
| | He ensured that his new office furniture would be hard-wearing. |
| office hours npl | (hours when a business is open) | godziny przyjęć ż, l.mn. + n, l.mn. |
| | In the U.S., typical office hours are 8 to 5, while typical banking hours are 9 to 3. |
| | The professor's office hours were mornings only. |
| office job n | (work: clerical, administrative) | praca biurowa ż + przym. |
| office manager n | (employee in charge of office personnel) | kierownik biura m + n |
| | The office manager made it clear she was not a secretary, not even an executive secretary. |
| office politics n | (power play in the workplace) | polityka firmy ż + ż |
| | You have to learn how to deal with office politics in most workplaces. |
| office supplies npl | (stationery and furniture) | artykuły biurowe, materiały biurowe m, l.mn. + przym. |
| office worker n | (employee in an office) | pracownik biura m + n |
| | Office workers in the city were particularly affected by the power cuts. |
| Patent Office n | (trademark agency) | Biuro Patentowe n + przym. |
| | Thomas Edison registered over 1000 inventions at the Patent Office to stop others from copying them. |
PO,
P.O. n | written, initialism (Post Office) | poczta ż |
PO Box,
post-office box,
Post-Office box n | (number used as mailing address) | skrzynka pocztowa ż + przym. |
| | I would prefer if you sent it to my PO Box, instead of my house. |
| post office n | (place where mail is sorted) | poczta ż |
| | I'm going to the post office to send this parcel to my brother. |
| post office n | (organization that delivers mail) | poczta ż |
Post Office Box,
post office box n | (number used as mailing address) | skrytka pocztowa ż + przym. |
| | FedEx will not deliver packages to post office box addresses. |
register office,
registry office n | (building where civil records are kept) | urząd stanu cywilnego wyr. |
| | People who don't want to get married in church can get married at their local registry office. |
| registered office n | (official business address) | siedziba statutowa ż + przym. |
| take office v expr | (come to power) | obejmować stanowisko ndk. + n |
| | | objąć stanowisko dk. + n |
| | He took office during the financial crisis. |
| tenure in office n | (term in power) | kadencja ż |
| term of office n | (period in power) | kadencja ż |
| | The mayor's term of office is coming to an end. |
ticket office,
also UK: booking office n | (booth or kiosk selling tickets) | kasa biletowa ż + przym. |
| | There was a long queue at the ticket office, so Karen used the ticket machine instead. |
| tourist office n | (information centre for sightseers) | biuro turystyczne n + przym. |