pole
- pole
; gen pl pól; nt
field; MAT area
pole bramkowe/karne — goal/penalty field
pole namiotowe — camping site , campsite , campground
pole widzenia — field of vision
wywieść kogoś w pole — to hoodwink sb
pole do popisu — room to display one's talents
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pole
n.
Gen.pl. pól
1. roln. field; pole jęczmienia/pszenicy barley/wheat field, field of barley/wheat; pole ryżowe rice paddy l. field; szukaj teraz wiatru w polu you might as well try to catch l. chase the wind l. the sun l. the horizon; wywieść l. wyprowadzić kogoś w pole lead sb up the garden path.
2. (= obszar) field; pole bitwy battlefield; pole firnowe névé, firn; pole lodowe ice field; pole kempingowe campsite; pole minowe minefield; pole naftowe górn. oil field; pole namiotowe campsite; pole rażenia wojsk. field of fire; martwe pole wojsk. dead ground; polec na polu chwały die fighting l. with honor, go out in a blaze of glory, be killed in action; dotrzymać komuś pola lit. hold out, last out; szczere pole open field.
3. (= dziedzina) field, range, scope; dać komuś pole do popisu give sb room to display their talents; pole działania scope of activity; na polu literatury in the field of literature.
4. (= tło herbu) field.
5. fiz. field; pole akustyczne sound l. acoustic field; pole elektryczne electric field; pole grawitacyjne field of gravity, gravitational field; pole magnetyczne magnetic field; pole siły field of force; pole widzenia field of vision.
6. geom. area; pole powierzchni surface area; pole powierzchni bocznej lateral area.
7. sport field, area; pole bramkowe goal area; pole golfowe golf course; pole karne penalty area.
8. (na szachownicy) square.
9. (= boisko) playing field.
10. dial. (= dwór) outside, outdoors; wyjść na pole go outside; na polu dzisiaj zimno it's cold outside today.
The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary.
2003.
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