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Sortierlauf

w słowniku PONS

ˈsort·ing pass RZ. INF.

Sortierlauf r.m. <-(e)s, -läufe>
w słowniku PONS
w słowniku PONS

I. sort [sɔ:t, Am sɔ:rt] RZ.

1. sort (type):

Sorte r.ż. <-, -n>
Art r.ż. <-, -en>
to be sb's sort person
jds Typ sein pot.
to be sb's sort thing
sb's favourite [or Am favorite]sort

2. sort pot. (expressing vagueness):

3. sort (person):

zwroty:

so etw wie
it takes all sorts to make a world esp Brit przysł.

II. sort [sɔ:t, Am sɔ:rt] PRZYSŁ. pot.

1. sort (rather):

2. sort (not exactly):

III. sort [sɔ:t, Am sɔ:rt] CZ. cz. przech.

1. sort (classify):

to sort sth

2. sort usu passive Brit pot. (restore to working order):

to sort sth

zwroty:

an etw C. zeigt sich, wer ein ganzer Kerl ist pot.

IV. sort [sɔ:t, Am sɔ:rt] CZ. cz. nieprzech.

sort·ing [ˈsɔ:tɪŋ, Am ˈsɔ:rt̬-] RZ. no pl

Sortieren r.n. <-s; kein Pl> (der Post)

I. pass <pl -es> [pɑ:s, Am pæs] RZ.

1. pass (road):

Pass r.m. <-es, Pạ̈s·se>

2. pass SPORT (of a ball):

Pass r.m. <-es, Pạ̈s·se> auf +B.
Vorlage r.ż. <-, -n> (für ein Tor)

3. pass (sweep: by magician, conjuror):

[Hand]bewegung r.ż.

4. pass plane:

über etw B. fliegen

5. pass pot. (sexual advance):

Annäherungsversuch r.m. <-(e)s, -e>
sich B. an jdn ranmachen pot.
austr. esp mit jdm anbandeln

6. pass SZK., UNIW.:

pass Am (grade)
Bestanden

7. pass:

Passierschein r.m. <-(e)s, -e>
Eintritt r.m. <-(e)s, -e>
Eintrittskarte r.ż. <-, -n>
Freikarte r.ż. <-, -n>

8. pass esp Am SZK. (letter of excuse):

9. pass no pl (predicament):

Notlage r.ż. <-, -n>

10. pass (in fencing):

Ausfall r.m. <-(e)s, -fäl·le> spec.

II. pass [pɑ:s, Am pæs] CZ. cz. przech.

1. pass (go past):

to pass sb/sth
an jdm/etw vorbeigehen
to pass sb/sth (in car)

2. pass (overtake):

to pass sb/sth
jdn/etw überholen

3. pass (cross):

4. pass (exceed):

5. pass (hand to):

to pass sth to sb [or sb sth]
jdm etw geben esp podn.
to pass sth to sb [or sb sth]
jdm etw [herüber]reichen
to pass sth to sb [or sb sth] (bequeath to)
jdm etw vererben
to pass the hat [around] przen.
auf jdn [o. in jds Besitz] übergehen

6. pass (put into circulation):

7. pass SPORT:

to pass the baton to sb SPORT

8. pass (succeed):

9. pass (of time):

10. pass usu passive esp POLIT. (approve):

to pass sb/sth as fit [or suitable]

11. pass (utter):

to pass sentence [on sb] PR.

12. pass MED. form. (excrete):

13. pass FIN.:

zwroty:

to pass the buck to sb/sth pot.
to pass the buck to sb/sth pot.

III. pass [pɑ:s, Am pæs] CZ. cz. nieprzech.

1. pass (move by):

pass road
pass parade
pass parade
pass car
to pass over sth plane
to pass under sth road

2. pass (overtake):

3. pass (enter):

to allow sb to [or let sb]pass

4. pass (go away):

5. pass (change):

to pass from sth to sth
von etw C. zu etw C. übergehen

6. pass (transfer):

7. pass (exchange):

8. pass SPORT (of a ball):

9. pass SZK. (succeed):

10. pass (go by):

pass time
pass time

11. pass (not answer):

12. pass (forgo):

to pass on sth

13. pass (be accepted as):

14. pass KARC.:

15. pass przest.:

Wpis OpenDict

pass CZ.

Wpis OpenDict

pass CZ.

PONS słownictwo specjalistyczne dot. bankowości, finansów i ubezpieczeń

pass CZ. cz. przech. PR. GOSP.

Słownictwo PONS dot. transportu, organizacji ruchu i logistyki

pass TRANSP. PUBL.

Present
Isort
yousort
he/she/itsorts
wesort
yousort
theysort
Past
Isorted
yousorted
he/she/itsorted
wesorted
yousorted
theysorted
Present Perfect
Ihavesorted
youhavesorted
he/she/ithassorted
wehavesorted
youhavesorted
theyhavesorted
Past Perfect
Ihadsorted
youhadsorted
he/she/ithadsorted
wehadsorted
youhadsorted
theyhadsorted

PONS OpenDict

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This act is deemed to be a sort of fast and penance necessary for the journey.
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Even like with the -- some of the chorus-y, churchy sort of parts, it just feels good.
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And all you were was a sort of high-powered social worker and perhaps not even a good one at that.
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However, all current geophysical models assume some sort of geyser-like activity.
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