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bourbon [ˈbɜ:bən, am. angl. ˈbɜ:r-] SAM. AM

burbon m. spol

boon [bu:n] SAM. brez mn.

dobrodziejstwo sr. spol

bonny [ˈbɒni, am. angl. ˈbɑ:-] PRID.

bonus [ˈbəʊnəs, am. angl. ˈboʊ-] SAM.

1. bonus (money):

premia ž. spol

2. bonus (advantage):

dodatkowa korzyść ž. spol

bonds [bɒndz, am. angl. bɑ:ndz] SAM. mn. GOSP.

obligacje ž. spol mn.

bonnet [ˈbɒnɪt, am. angl. ˈbɑ:n-] SAM.

1. bonnet MODA:

czepek m. spol

2. bonnet brit. angl. AVTOMOBIL.:

maska ž. spol

Lisbon [ˈlɪzbən] SAM.

Lizbona ž. spol

gibbon [ˈgɪbən] SAM. ZOOL.

gibon m. spol

ribbon [ˈrɪbən] SAM.

1. ribbon (strip of material):

wstążka ž. spol
wstążeczka ž. spol

2. ribbon brez mn. fig. of road, smoke:

wstęga ž. spol

3. ribbon VOJ.:

baretka ž. spol

4. ribbon (in typewriter):

taśma ž. spol barwiąca

carbon [ˈkɑ:bən, am. angl. ˈkɑ:r-] SAM.

1. carbon brez mn. KEM.:

węgiel m. spol

2. carbon (paper):

kalka ž. spol

I . bond [bɒnd, am. angl. bɑ:nd] SAM.

1. bond (connection):

więź ž. spol

2. bond (obligation):

zobowiązanie sr. spol

3. bond GOSP.:

obligacja ž. spol

4. bond AM PRAVO (bail):

kaucja ž. spol

5. bond:

bonds mn. lit. (for tying)
więzy mn.

6. bond:

bonds mn. fig. of tyranny
brzemię sr. spol
jarzmo sr. spol

7. bond KEM.:

wiązanie sr. spol

8. bond GOSP. (warehouse):

II . bond [bɒnd, am. angl. bɑ:nd] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. bond (unite):

łączyć [perf po-]

2. bond (bind together):

wiązać [perf z-]

3. bond GOSP. (store in warehouse):

III . bond [bɒnd, am. angl. bɑ:nd] GLAG. nepreh. glag.

1. bond (bind together):

wiązać [perf z-]

2. bond (unite):

II . bone [bəʊn, am. angl. boʊn] PRID.

III . bone [bəʊn, am. angl. boʊn] GLAG. preh. glag.

bony [ˈbəʊni, am. angl. ˈboʊ-] PRID.

1. bony (thin):

2. bony (full of bone):

3. bony (of bone):

bondsman [ˈbɒndzmən, am. angl. ˈbɑ:n-] SAM. PRAVO

Enojezični primeri (nepregledani od uredništva PONS)

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Taken out of its operatic context this becomes a crowd-pleasing bonbon.
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His parents called him bonbon until the age of two, and it eventually evolved into what it is today.
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One of the characters prominent traits is her love of bonbons.
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In 1922 this repertoire was broadened with chocolates, bonbons and candies in 1922 and in 1925 respectively.
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To balance the situation, the factory started producing chocolates and bonbons in 1922 and candies in 1925.
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During the day, she likes to watch all the daytime talk shows, sitting on the living room couch, and eating copious amounts of bonbons (without ever gaining weight).
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He built the production machines and sold a striped bonbon on a wooden stick for one peseta each.
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A regional beer and liquor of anisette are also available, as well as chocolates, bonbons (masapn) and toffees.
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Whatever you call this one-of-a-kind bonbon spiked with wit and malice, it's classic oo-la-la.
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Bonbon is the only network that permits users the possibility of choosing their own number.
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