compress1 [kəmˈpres] V. trans.
2. compress (condense):
- compress
- skracać [perf skrócić]
3. compress INFORM.:
- compress
- pakować [perf s-]
- compress
- kompresować [perf s-]
compress2 <-es> [ˈkɒmpres, ingl. am. ˈkɑ:m-] SUST. MED.
- compress
- okład m
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| we | compress |
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| I | have | compressed |
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