⇒ Angielski

"them" w języku angielskim:

	Angielskie słówko [transkrypcja fonetyczna]	Polskie tłumaczenie
	them [ðɛm] im, nimi, nich	im, nimi, nich
	theme [θi:m] motyw	motyw
	themselves [ðem'sɛlvz] się, siebie, sami	się, siebie, sami
	them all [ðɛm ɔ:l] ich wszystkich	ich wszystkich
	theme park [θi:m pɑ:k] tematyczny park rozrywki	tematyczny park rozrywki
	them [ðɛm] ich, im	ich, im
	themselves [ðem'sɛlvz] oni sami, osobiście	oni sami, osobiście
	theme park [θi:m pɑ:k] park rozrywki	park rozrywki
	them [ðɛm] dla nich	dla nich
	theme park wesołe miasteczko	wesołe miasteczko
	them [ðɛm] im, dla nich, je	im, dla nich, je
	themselves [ðem'sɛlvz] się; sobie; siebie	się; sobie; siebie
	them [ðɛm] ich, im, nimi, nich	ich, im, nimi, nich
	themselves [ðem'sɛlvz] się, siebie, sobie	się, siebie, sobie
	theme [θi:m] temat, tytułowy	temat, tytułowy
	them [ðɛm] je, ich	je, ich
	them [ðɛm] je, ich, im (oni, one)	je, ich, im (oni, one)
	them [ðɛm] potem	potem
	theme [θi:m] temat, motyw, wypracowanie	temat, motyw, wypracowanie
	themes [θi:mz] tematy	tematy
	them [ðɛm] im, ich, nimi, dla nich, nich, je	im, ich, nimi, dla nich, nich, je
	them [ðɛm] więc	więc
	theme song [θi:m sɔŋ] piosenka przewodnia	piosenka przewodnia
	themed [θi:md] tematyczny	tematyczny
	theme [θi:m] temat	temat
	themselves [ðem'sɛlvz] same w sobie	same w sobie
	them [ðɛm] im	im
	theme [θi:m] motyw, temat	motyw, temat
	themselves [ðem'sɛlvz] się, sobie, siebie, sobą	się, sobie, siebie, sobą
	theme park [θi:m pɑ:k] park tematyczny	park tematyczny
	them [ðɛm] ich, im, nimi	ich, im, nimi

"them" w języku polskim:

	Angielskie słówko [transkrypcja fonetyczna]	Polskie tłumaczenie
	give sb the cold shoulder to be intentionally unfriendly to someone and give them no attention	to be intentionally unfriendly to someone and give them no attention
	affectivity The ability or tendency to experience (positive or negative) feelings, and to react to them	The ability or tendency to experience (positive or negative) feelings, and to react to them
	bring up [brɪŋ ʌp] to look after a child, to teach them how to behave	to look after a child, to teach them how to behave
	get in touch with sb contact somebody by writing, emailing or phoning them	contact somebody by writing, emailing or phoning them
	em [ɛm] skrót them	skrót them
	preliminary design [prɪ'lɪmənɛrɪ dɪ'zaɪn] evaluate alternative designs in terms of reliability ,maintainability and Themę producibility	evaluate alternative designs in terms of reliability ,maintainability and Themę producibility
	flatter ['flætə(r)] to say nice things about somebody, often in a way that is not sincere, because you want them to do something for you or you want to make them feel att	to say nice things about somebody, often in a way that is not sincere, because you want them to do something for you or you want to make them feel att
	The road is wet [ðə rəud ɪz wɛt] to avoid splashing them	to avoid splashing them
	You have stopped..,.,. [ju: hæv stɔpt] remain where you are and allow them	remain where you are and allow them
	You are at the scene... [ju: ɑ:(r) æt ðə si:n] reassure them, keep them warm, loosen any tight, avoid	reassure them, keep them warm, loosen any tight, avoid
	There has been a accident.... [ðɛə(r) hæz bɪ:n ə 'æksɪdənt] not leave them alone, reassure them	not leave them alone, reassure them
	At an accident you,,,,,,........... [æt ən 'æksɪdənt ju:] not move them	not move them
	At an accident .,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,. [æt ən 'æksɪdənt] keep them in the vehicle	keep them in the vehicle
	At the scene,.,. [æt ðə si:n] talking quietly and firmly to them	talking quietly and firmly to them
	You arrive.,.,.,.,.,,,,,''' [ju: arrive'''] talk to them quietly	talk to them quietly
	elude [ɪ'lu:d] to escape from someone or something, especially by tricking them SYN avoid	to escape from someone or something, especially by tricking them SYN avoid
	toady [toady] to pretend to like an important person and do things for them, so that they will help you: used to show disapproval	to pretend to like an important person and do things for them, so that they will help you: used to show disapproval
	Temerity [tə'mɛrɪtɪ] someone shows a lack of respect for other people and is likely to offend them	someone shows a lack of respect for other people and is likely to offend them
	Serendipity [sɛrən'dɪpɪtɪ] Luck, finding good things without looking for them	Luck, finding good things without looking for them
	Sycophant (n.) [Sycophant ɛn] someone who praises powerful people too much because they want to get something from them	someone who praises powerful people too much because they want to get something from them
	cold-calling [kəuld 'kɔ:lɪŋ] phoning people who have not requested a call in order to try to sell them sth	phoning people who have not requested a call in order to try to sell them sth
	cheat sb out of sth to unfairly prevent someone from obtaining or achieving something which should belong to them	to unfairly prevent someone from obtaining or achieving something which should belong to them
	probation [prə'beɪʃən] a way of dealing with offenders without imprisoning them	a way of dealing with offenders without imprisoning them
	disparage [dɪs'pɛrɪʤ] to criticize someone or something in a way that shows you do not respect or value them	to criticize someone or something in a way that shows you do not respect or value them
	forgive [fə'gɪv] to stop being angry with someone and stop blaming them, although they have done something wrong	to stop being angry with someone and stop blaming them, although they have done something wrong
	have a word to talk to someone quickly, because you need their advice about sth or you want to tell them to do	to talk to someone quickly, because you need their advice about sth or you want to tell them to do
	read the riot act reprimand rowdy characters and warn them to stop behaving badly	reprimand rowdy characters and warn them to stop behaving badly
	home truths facts about sm that are unpleasnt for them to know but they are true	facts about sm that are unpleasnt for them to know but they are true
	tell tales to tell sm in authority information about sb because you want them to get into trouble	to tell sm in authority information about sb because you want them to get into trouble
	a munity a situation in which sailors or soldiers refuse to obey the person who is in charge of them	a situation in which sailors or soldiers refuse to obey the person who is in charge of them
	to scare someone off used when causing a person or animal to leave by frightening them	used when causing a person or animal to leave by frightening them
	got them on board [gɔt ðɛm ɔn bɔ:d] made them part of a group or team	made them part of a group or team
	screening ['skri:nɪŋ] examining someone or something to discover if there is anything wrong with them	examining someone or something to discover if there is anything wrong with them
	charming ['ʧɑ:mɪŋ] people have an attractive personality that makes people like them	people have an attractive personality that makes people like them
	selfish ['sɛlfɪʃ] people think about themselves and not about other people	people think about themselves and not about other people
	harass [hər'æs] to annoy or worry sb by doing unpleasant thing to them, especially over a long time	to annoy or worry sb by doing unpleasant thing to them, especially over a long time
	apron ['eɪprən] something you wear over the front of other clothes to protect them when you're cooking	something you wear over the front of other clothes to protect them when you're cooking
	invoice ['ɪnvɔɪs] a list of goods or services provided, with the statement of the sum paid for them	a list of goods or services provided, with the statement of the sum paid for them
	opinionated [ə'pɪnjuneɪtɪd] opinions which are strong and somebody lets us know about them	opinions which are strong and somebody lets us know about them
	draw up plans [drɔ: ʌp plænz] make them more detailed	make them more detailed
	emulate ['ɛmjuleɪt] to try to be like sb/sth else, usually because you admire them	to try to be like sb/sth else, usually because you admire them
	daydreamer [daydreamer] one who spends their day ignoring all around them	one who spends their day ignoring all around them
	congratulated sb on sth [kən'græʧəleɪtɪd 'sʌmbədɪ ɔn 'sʌmθɪŋ] to tell sb that you are happy because they have done sth good or sth good has happened to them	to tell sb that you are happy because they have done sth good or sth good has happened to them
	bind - (bound, bound) [baɪnd baund baund] to limit what sb is allowed to do by making them obey a rule or agreement	to limit what sb is allowed to do by making them obey a rule or agreement
	lay off [leɪ ɔf] to end sb's employment, especially temporarily, because there is not enough work for them	to end sb's employment, especially temporarily, because there is not enough work for them
	contact ['kɔntækt] to write to sb or talk to them on the telephone	to write to sb or talk to them on the telephone
	borrow ['bɔrəu] to receive and use sth that belongs to sb else and promise to give it back them later	to receive and use sth that belongs to sb else and promise to give it back them later
	harass [hər'æs] to keep annoying or upsetting sb for example by criticizing them	to keep annoying or upsetting sb for example by criticizing them
	feedback ['fi:dbæk] comments about how well or how badly sb is doing sth which are intended to help them do it better	comments about how well or how badly sb is doing sth which are intended to help them do it better
	persuade [pə'sweɪd] to make sb do sth by giving them good reasons for doing it	to make sb do sth by giving them good reasons for doing it
	take up [teɪk ʌp] the rate at which people accept sth that is offered or made available to them	the rate at which people accept sth that is offered or made available to them
	understanding [ʌndə'stændɪŋ] the ability to understand why people behave in a particular way and the willingness to forgive them when they do sth wrong	the ability to understand why people behave in a particular way and the willingness to forgive them when they do sth wrong
	listen ['lɪsɪn] to give attention to sb or sth in order to hear them	to give attention to sb or sth in order to hear them
	employ [em'plɔɪ] If a person or company employs sb they pay that person to work for them	If a person or company employs sb they pay that person to work for them
	yes-man [jɛs mæn] someone who agrees with everything their boss or leader says in order to please them	someone who agrees with everything their boss or leader says in order to please them
	get in touch with sb [gɛt ɪn tʌʧ wɪð 'sʌmbədɪ] speak or write to sb especially after you have not spoken to them for a long time	speak or write to sb especially after you have not spoken to them for a long time
	productivity [prəudək'tɪvɪtɪ] the rate at which a worker or a company produces goods and the amount produced compared with how much time work and money is needed to produce them	the rate at which a worker or a company produces goods and the amount produced compared with how much time work and money is needed to produce them
	sympathetic [sɪmpə'θɛtɪk] willing to understand sb problems and help them	willing to understand sb problems and help them
	charismatic [kerɪz'mætɪk] a charismatic person has a strong personal quality that makes other people like them and be attracted to them	a charismatic person has a strong personal quality that makes other people like them and be attracted to them
	cooperative [kəu'ɔpəreɪtɪv] cooperative person are willing to do what you ask them	cooperative person are willing to do what you ask them
	to handle them [tu 'hændl ðɛm] By observing them i can get more knowledge which helps me to enhance my skills like communication and how to work within a team	By observing them i can get more knowledge which helps me to enhance my skills like communication and how to work within a team
	swindle ['swɪndl] to get money dishonestly from someone by deceiving or cheating them	to get money dishonestly from someone by deceiving or cheating them
	pinion ['pɪnjun] to hold someone, especially by the arms, to prevent them from moving	to hold someone, especially by the arms, to prevent them from moving
	invoice ['ɪnvɔɪs] document giving details of products that sb has bought and requesting payment for them	document giving details of products that sb has bought and requesting payment for them
	black market [blæk 'mɑ:kɪt] illegal trading of goods that are not allowed to be bought and sold or that there are not enough of for everyone who wants them	illegal trading of goods that are not allowed to be bought and sold or that there are not enough of for everyone who wants them
	referendum [rɛfər'ɛndəm] general vote by the electorate on a single political question that has been referred to them for a direct decision	general vote by the electorate on a single political question that has been referred to them for a direct decision
	tuck [tʌk] push, fold edges/end of sth to hide, secure them	push, fold edges/end of sth to hide, secure them
	lag (behind sb/sth) [læg bɪ'haɪnd 'sʌmbədɪ 'sʌmθɪŋ] move more slowly/achieve less than sb, so that you are behind them	move more slowly/achieve less than sb, so that you are behind them
	gate-crasher [geɪt crasher] sb who turns up at parties without being invited to them	sb who turns up at parties without being invited to them
	wet blanket [wɛt 'blæŋkɪt] sb who discourages or prevents others from enjoying themselves by being boring and negative towards everything	sb who discourages or prevents others from enjoying themselves by being boring and negative towards everything
	kerb crawler [kə:b crawler] man who annoys women by following them slowly in a car when they are walking along the street	man who annoys women by following them slowly in a car when they are walking along the street
	inhibit [ɪ'nhɪbɪt] slow down a process; growth of sth/prevent sb from doing sth by making them feel nervous; embarrassed	slow down a process; growth of sth/prevent sb from doing sth by making them feel nervous; embarrassed
	jostle ['ʤɔsl] to knock/push roughly against sb in order to move past them/get more space in a crowd of people	to knock/push roughly against sb in order to move past them/get more space in a crowd of people
	deprive [dɪ'praɪv] if you deprive sb of sth you take it away from them	if you deprive sb of sth you take it away from them
	fraud [frɔ:d] the crime of obtaining money from sb by tricking them	the crime of obtaining money from sb by tricking them
	nepotism ['nɛpətɪzəm] the practice of using your power or influence to give jobs to people in your family instead of to people who deserve to have them	the practice of using your power or influence to give jobs to people in your family instead of to people who deserve to have them
	persuade / + object/ [ + (that) ] [pə'sweɪd 'ɔbʤɪkt ðæt] przekonywać - to make someone agree to do sth by talking to them a lot about it	przekonywać - to make someone agree to do sth by talking to them a lot about it

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