WordReference English-Polish Dictionary © 2025:
| Główne tłumaczenia |
| history n | uncountable (past events, ways of life) | historia ż |
| | I enjoy reading about the history of World War II. |
| | Uwielbiam czytać o historii drugiej wojny światowej. |
| history n | uncountable (the study of the past) | historia ż |
| | She took up history when she was at university. |
| | Zaczęła uczyć się historii, studiując na uniwersytecie. |
| history n | (account of the past) | historia ż |
| | The history of the voyage made for interesting reading. |
| history n | (person's interesting past) | historia ż |
| | His fascinating history included travels to other countries. |
history,
a history of [sth] n | (precedents) | historia ż |
| | The defendant has a long criminal history. |
| history n | (computing: record of activity) | historia ż |
| | Tom forgot to delete his history and his mother found out he'd been gambling online. |
| Dodatkowe Tłumaczenia |
| history n | (theater: play) | opowieść ż |
| | Ladies and gentlemen, we hope you enjoy our history! |
| be history v expr | figurative, informal (be finished, doomed) | należeć do przeszłości zwrot ndk. |
| | When the boss finds out you've lost that client, you're history! |
| be history vi + n | informal (no longer be relevant) | być przeszłością posił. + ż |
| | What he did twenty years ago is history now, and irrelevant. |
| | To, co zrobił dwadzieścia lat temu, to już przeszłość i nieistotne. |
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