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armored car (US),
armoured car (UK) n | (reinforced vehicle) | samochód opancerzony m + przym. |
| | Brinks company sends its agents in armored cars to collect money from the banks. |
battery,
car battery n | (for car's lights, etc.) | akumulator m |
| | The battery died because Wilma left the headlights on all night. |
| bonnet n | UK (hood: part covering car's engine) | maska ż |
| buffet car n | (train: refreshments carriage) | wagon restauracyjny m + przym. |
| | The train doesn't have a buffet car so be sure to bring some snacks for the trip. |
| by car adv | (via motor vehicle) | samochodem m |
| | By car, you could get from Lansing to Detroit in about two hours. |
| cable car n | US (streetcar on cable railway) | tramwaj m |
| | When we visited San Francisco, we took a ride on the cable car. |
| cable car n | UK (ski lift) | kolejka linowa ż + przym. |
| | The skiiers took the cable car to the top of the slope. |
| car accident n | (automobile crash) | wypadek samochodowy m + przym. |
| | The number of car accidents has fallen in Western Europe over the past 3 years. |
| car boot sale n | UK (sale of used items in public place) | wyprzedaż z samochodu wyr. |
| | There is a car boot sale every week in the town's main car park. |
| car crash n | (automobile accident) | wypadek samochodowy m + przym. |
| | The driver was killed in the car crash but the passenger survived. |
| car frame n | (chassis) | nadwozie n |
| car hire n | UK (vehicle rental) | wynajem samochodów m + m, l.mn. |
| | Low cost airlines can often offer you special low cost car hire too. |
car hood (US),
car bonnet (UK) n | (part covering car's engine) | maska samochodu ż + m |
| car lot n | (car sales area) | plac giełdy smochodowej wyr. |
| | That vehicle dealership has a huge car lot. |
| car mileage n | (ratio of distance to fuel consumption) | zużycie paliwa n + n |
| car mileage n | (miles travelled) | przebieg licznika m + m |
| car ride n | (journey, outing in a car) | przejażdżka samochodem ż + m |
| | When I was a child, my family went for a car ride every Sunday. |
| car seat n | (child's removable seat in a car) (dla dziecka) | fotelik samochodowy m + przym. |
| | A car seat must fit the child correctly. |
| car wash n | (facility: vehicle cleaning) | myjnia samochodów ż + m, l.mn. |
| | My car is so dirty that I must take it to the car wash. |
carpool,
car pool n | US (car-sharing arrangement) | wzajemne podwożenie się przym. + n |
| | Mandy and her friends arranged a carpool for their weekly art class. |
carpool,
car pool n | US (group of car sharers) | tłumaczenie niedostępne |
| | We added another driver to the carpool. |
carsick,
UK: car-sick,
car sick adj | (nauseous from car travel) | chory na chorobę lokomocyjną |
| | Reading in the car can make some people carsick. |
| compact car n | (small economical car) | samochód kompaktowy m + przym. |
| | The company launched a new model of the compact car about a month ago. |
| dining car n | (train carriage) | wagon restauracyjny m + przym. |
| | It's a good idea to reserve ahead if you want a table in the dining car. |
| electric car n | (car powered by electricity) | samochód elektryczny m + przym. |
| | The auto industry needs to develop a cost-effective electric car. |
| freight car n | (railway carriage for cargo) | wagon towarowy m + przym. |
| | The train was made up of about 40 freight cars. |
| funny car n | US (type of drag racing) | drag racing m |
| | They're called funny cars because the placement of the rear wheels gives them a funny appearance. |
garage sale,
yard sale n | US (sale of used items) | sprzedaż rzeczy używanych wyr. |
| | They sold a lot of their old things in a garage sale. |
| hood n | US (part covering car's engine) | maska ż |
| | Jaime looked under the hood to see if she could see what the problem with her car was. |
| hybrid car n | (vehicle with combined power source) | samochód hybrydowy m + przym. |
| | I bought a hybrid car to avoid high gasoline costs. |
motor car,
motorcar n | dated (car, automobile) | samochód, wóz m |
parking lot,
car lot,
lot (US),
car park (UK) n | (vehicle parking area) | parking m |
| | Those high-school kids like to hang out in the parking lot and drink beer. |
passenger car (US),
passenger carriage (UK) n | (carriage of a train) | samochód osobowy m + przym. |
| | The ticket inspector walked through the passenger car and checked all the tickets. |
patrol car,
squad car,
prowl car (US) n | (on-duty police automobile) | samochód patrolowy m + przym. |
| | Slow down to the speed limit -- there's a patrol car around the bend. |
| | I pulled over when I saw the patrol car's lights in my rear-view mirror. |
| police car n | (vehicle used by police) | samochód policyjny m + przym. |
| | We arrived to see a police car outside our home. |
| | Within minutes of the alarm going off, 12 police cars were surrounding the building. |
race car,
racing car n | (high-powered motor vehicle for racing) | samochód wyścigowy m + przym. |
| | The race car sped round the track at 150 miles per hour. |
rental car,
also UK: hire car n | (hired motor vehicle) | wypożyczony samochód przym. + m |
| | Please allow plenty of time for you to return your rental car. |
| restaurant car n | (train carriage with buffet) | wagon restauracyjny m + przym. |
| | We dined in the restaurant car while passing through the Swiss Alps. |
| sleeping car n | (train carriage fitted with bed) | wagon sypialny m + przym. |
sports car,
sport car n | (small, low, fast car) | sportowy samochód przym. + m |
| | We knew Tom was going through a mid-life crisis when he bought a sports car. |
| tank car n | (train that transports liquids, etc.) | cysterna ż |
| toy car n | (child's plaything: miniature vehicle) | samochodzik m |
| | The little boy was pushing his toy car along the floor. |
| tram n | UK (passenger car on cable railway) | trolejbus m |
| | Most cities did away with their trams in the 20th century. |
trolley,
trolley car n | US (tram, streetcar) | tramwaj m |
| | Dean catches the trolley to work; it stops right outside his office. |
| vintage car n | (classic antique automobile) | zabytkowy samochód przym. + m |
| | He has an impressive collection of vintage cars. |
wrecker,
tow car n | (vehicle used to pull another) | pomoc drogowa ż + przym. |
| | The wrecker came pretty quickly and pulled our car out of the ditch. |