⇒ Angielski

"together" w języku angielskim:

	Angielskie słówko [transkrypcja fonetyczna]	Polskie tłumaczenie
	together [tə'gɛðə(r)] razem	razem
	together with [tə'gɛðə(r) wɪð] razem z	razem z
	together [tə'gɛðə(r)] razem, wspólnie	razem, wspólnie
	togetherness [tə'gɛðərnəs] bycie razem, wspólnota	bycie razem, wspólnota
	together with your husband [tə'gɛðə(r) wɪð jɔ:(r) 'hʌzbənd] razem z twoim mężem	razem z twoim mężem
	Together we can change the world. [tə'gɛðə(r) wi: kæn ʧeɪnʤ ðə wə:ld] Razem możemy zmienić świat.	Razem możemy zmienić świat.
	together with your corporate documents [tə'gɛðə(r) wɪð jɔ:(r) 'kɔ:pərɪt 'dɔkjumənts] razem z twoimi firmowymi dokumentami	razem z twoimi firmowymi dokumentami
	together [tə'gɛðə(r)] razem, ze sobą	razem, ze sobą
	together with [tə'gɛðə(r) wɪð] razem z (niekoniecznie osoby)	razem z (niekoniecznie osoby)
	together [tə'gɛðə(r)] addition	addition
	together [tə'gɛðə(r)] +	+

"together" w języku polskim:

	Angielskie słówko [transkrypcja fonetyczna]	Polskie tłumaczenie
	compiling [kəm'paɪlɪŋ] make it up, put together	make it up, put together
	bond [bɑnd] więź, więzy, łączność sth that binds together	więź, więzy, łączność sth that binds together
	convergence [kən'və:ʤəns] the fact that two or more things, ideas, etc. become similar or come together	the fact that two or more things, ideas, etc. become similar or come together
	omlette a dish made form eggs whisked together and fried	a dish made form eggs whisked together and fried
	rally around ['rælɪ ər'aund] to come together in support of a cause	to come together in support of a cause
	combined [kəm'baɪnd] połączony - joined together	połączony - joined together
	combine ['kɔmbaɪn] 1) łączyć (się) - join together, 2) łączyć - to do two or more activities at the same time	1) łączyć (się) - join together, 2) łączyć - to do two or more activities at the same time
	working relationship ['wə:kɪŋ rɪ'leɪʃənʃɪp] how we communicate and work together	how we communicate and work together
	overworked and underpaid often said together as a humorous fixed expression	often said together as a humorous fixed expression
	colleague ['kɔli:g] one of a group of people who work together	one of a group of people who work together
	contribution [kɔntrɪ'bju:ʃən] something that you do or give to help produce or achieve something together with other people	something that you do or give to help produce or achieve something together with other people
	harness ['hɑ:nəs] an apparatus consisting of leather bands held together by metal, used to control or support climber	an apparatus consisting of leather bands held together by metal, used to control or support climber
	dense [dɛns] closely packed or crowded together	closely packed or crowded together
	an assembly [ən ə'sɛmblɪ] a group of people who have gathered together for a particular purpose	a group of people who have gathered together for a particular purpose
	bedroll a number of blankets rolled together and used for sleeping outdoors	a number of blankets rolled together and used for sleeping outdoors
	households ['haushəuldz] groups of people who live together	groups of people who live together
	a time-share holiday home [ə taɪm ʃɛə(r) 'hɔlədeɪ həum] when people buy a holiday home together which each person can use for a different part of the year	when people buy a holiday home together which each person can use for a different part of the year
	herd [hə:d] group of animals of one kind that live and feed together	group of animals of one kind that live and feed together
	norming ['nɔ:mɪŋ] members of the group feel closer together; conflicts are forgotten; they start to support each other; the feeling that it is possible to achieve task	members of the group feel closer together; conflicts are forgotten; they start to support each other; the feeling that it is possible to achieve task
	fold arms [fəuld ɑ:mz] bring arms together and cross on chest	bring arms together and cross on chest
	flocking ['flɔkɪŋ] to gather together in a large group, usually because there is sth interesting/exciting	to gather together in a large group, usually because there is sth interesting/exciting
	surge [sə:ʤ] if a crowd of people surges they all move forwards together very quickly; to increase a lot very quickly; a sudden increase in sth	if a crowd of people surges they all move forwards together very quickly; to increase a lot very quickly; a sudden increase in sth
	combine ['kɔmbaɪn] to put two or more things together	to put two or more things together
	personality clash [pəsɪ'nælɪtɪ klæʃ] a situation in which two people are very different from each other so that they cannot work together	a situation in which two people are very different from each other so that they cannot work together
	soft skills [sɔft skɪlz] people's abilities to communicate with each other and work well together	people's abilities to communicate with each other and work well together
	team work [ti:m wə:k] the activity of working together as a team or the skills needed to do this	the activity of working together as a team or the skills needed to do this
	allied with [ə'laɪd wɪð] if sth is allied to or with sth else it is connected with it or working together with it	if sth is allied to or with sth else it is connected with it or working together with it
	pull together [pul tə'gɛðə(r)] if people pull together they work together to achieve sth	if people pull together they work together to achieve sth
	merger ['mə:ʤə(r)] when two or more companies or organizations join together	when two or more companies or organizations join together
	adhesive [æd'hi:zɪv] substance used for sticking things together; glue	substance used for sticking things together; glue
	bonding ['bɔndɪŋ] soldering; make sth stick together	soldering; make sth stick together
	densely (dense) ['dɛnslɪ dɛns] closely packed together//thick and difficult to see through (fog)	closely packed together//thick and difficult to see through (fog)
	band together [bænd tə'gɛðə(r)] to unite; join together as a group to be able to do sth better	to unite; join together as a group to be able to do sth better
	incompatible [ɪnkəm'pætəbl] two things that are in .... are unable to exist together because they are completely different	two things that are in .... are unable to exist together because they are completely different
	collusion [kə'lu:ʒən] agreement between 2 people to act together secretly, illegally	agreement between 2 people to act together secretly, illegally
	collocation [collocation] kolokacja - the way in which some words are often used together, or a particular combination of words used in this way	kolokacja - the way in which some words are often used together, or a particular combination of words used in this way
	collocation [collocation] kolokacja-the combination of words formed when 2 or more words are frequently used together in a way that sounds natural	kolokacja-the combination of words formed when 2 or more words are frequently used together in a way that sounds natural
	collocation [collocation] kolokacja - the combination of words formed when two or more words are frequently used together	kolokacja - the combination of words formed when two or more words are frequently used together

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