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I . cause [kɔ:z, ingl. am. kɑ:z] SUST.

1. cause (not effect):

5. cause DER. (legal proceedings):

proces m

I . curse [kɜ:s, ingl. am. kɜ:rs] V. intr.

II . curse [kɜ:s, ingl. am. kɜ:rs] V. trans.

1. curse (swear at):

3. curse (put spell):

III . curse [kɜ:s, ingl. am. kɜ:rs] SUST.

1. curse (swearword):

3. curse (plague):

plaga f

I . course [kɔ:s, ingl. am. kɔ:rs] SUST.

1. course NÁUT., AERO., ENS. (route):

kurs m

3. course (direction):

5. course MED.:

seria f

6. course (part of meal):

danie nt

7. course GEO.:

bieg m

8. course DEP.:

9. course (layer):

II . course [kɔ:s, ingl. am. kɔ:rs] V. intr. liter.

I . nurse [nɜ:s, ingl. am. nɜ:rs] SUST.

II . nurse [nɜ:s, ingl. am. nɜ:rs] V. trans.

3. nurse (hold carefully):

4. nurse glass, bottle:

5. nurse (breast-feed):

III . nurse [nɜ:s, ingl. am. nɜ:rs] V. intr.

purse1 [pɜ:s, ingl. am. pɜ:rs] SUST.

1. purse AM (handbag):

2. purse ingl. brit. (for coins):

3. purse (prize):

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

caulk [kɔ:k, ingl. am. kɑ:k] V. trans.

caucus <-es> [ˈkɔ:kəs, ingl. am. ˈkɑ:-] SUST. POL.

caught [kɔ:t, ingl. am. kɑ:t] V.

caught pret., part. pas. of catch

Véase también: catch up , catch out , catch on , catch at , catch

I . catch up V. intr.

1. catch up (reach):

3. catch up (equal):

catch out V. trans.

1. catch out (cause difficulty):

2. catch out (show ignorance):

catch on V. intr.

1. catch on (become popular):

2. catch on coloq. (understand):

catch at V. trans. ingl. brit.

II . catch <caught, caught> [kætʃ] V. intr.

III . catch <-es> [kætʃ] SUST.

1. catch (for fastening):

2. catch (trick):

haczyk m

3. catch (fish):

4. catch (in hands):

5. catch coloq. (partner):

causal [ˈkɔ:zəl, ingl. am. ˈkɑ:-] ADJ.

1. causal form. (concerning cause):

2. causal LING.:

gorse [gɔ:s, ingl. am. gɔ:rs] SUST. sin pl. BOT.

II . worse [wɜ:s, ingl. am. wɜ:rs] SUST. sin pl.

III . worse [wɜ:s, ingl. am. wɜ:rs] ADV.

worse compar. of badly

to do [sth] worse than...

Véase también: badly , bad

I . bad <worse, worst> [bæd] ADJ.

3. bad (naughty):

bad

4. bad (offensive):

bad

5. bad (unfortunate):

pech m

6. bad (harmful):

7. bad (spoiled):

bad
psuć [perf ze-] się

8. bad (ill):

bad

9. bad (serious):

bad

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to give sth up as a bad job ingl. brit.

II . bad [bæd] SUST. sin pl.

1. bad (ill luck):

2. bad (people):

the bad + pl. v.
źli ludzie pl.
psuć [perf ze-] się

verse [vɜ:s, ingl. am. vɜ:rs] SUST.

1. verse sin pl. (poetry):

2. verse (stanza):

3. verse (line of scripture):

werset m

4. verse (metrical line):

wers m

averse [əˈvɜ:s, ingl. am. əˈvɜ:rs] ADJ.

hearse [hɜ:s, ingl. am. hɜ:rs] SUST.

hoarse [hɔ:s, ingl. am. hɔ:rs] ADJ.

bourse SUST.

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