Traducciones de „coarsen“ en el diccionario inglés » polaco

I . coarsen [ˈkɔ:sən, ingl. am. ˈkɔ:rs-] V. trans.

1. coarsen (make rougher):

coarsen

czynić [perf u-] szorstkim

2. coarsen (make thicker):

coarsen

pogrubiać [perf pogrubić]

II . coarsen [ˈkɔ:sən, ingl. am. ˈkɔ:rs-] V. intr.

1. coarsen (make rougher):

coarsen

stawać [perf stać] się szorstkim

2. coarsen (make thicker):

coarsen

grubieć [perf z-]

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As epiphyseal fusion approaches, the spectrum of symptoms resembles that in adults (e.g., coarsening of facial features, change in ring and shoe size).

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And there can also be no doubt that the internet and social media have served to coarsen debate.

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Thus, by coarsening the variable, we increase sample sizes and achieve better statistical estimation.

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This appears to represent a general coarsening by silence, and yet another crude element in a depressing campaign.

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Their push to identify most voters as self-interested consumers commodifies and coarsens election choices.

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Normal frictions that arise in any relationship -- a sour mood spoiling a dinner, tension around whose apartment to sleep at -- start coarsening their time together.

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The culture of the party has been coarsened.

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As historians know, occupations tend to coarsen and corrode the occupiers, most of all.

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The general speed of the process ensures it has the potential of densifying powders with nanosize or nanostructure while avoiding coarsening which accompanies standard densification routes.

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More recently, somehow, somewhere, a great gulf has formed between them, the veil (the curtain) has coarsened.

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