| Główne tłumaczenia |
| sea n | (smaller than ocean) | morze n |
| | The Mediterranean is a sea, not an ocean. |
| | Morze Śródziemne to morze, nie ocean. |
| sea n | (expanse of salt water) | morze n |
| | The sea is home to thousands of different species of fish. |
| | Morze jest domem dla tysięcy różnych gatunków ryb. |
| sea n | often plural (movement of the sea) | morze n |
| | Heavy seas caused the boat to sink. |
| a sea of [sth] n | figurative (large quantity) (przenośny) | morze n |
| | The festival crowd was a sea of faces. |
| sea n as adj | (of the sea) | morski przym. |
| | The sea turtle comes to the beach to mate. |
Formy złożone:
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| air-sea rescue n | (emergency service at sea) | ratownictwo morskie z powietrza |
at sea,
all at sea adj | figurative (disorientated) | na morzu przyim. + n |
| | Clara was all at sea in the advanced calculus class. |
| at sea adv | literal (on the open water) | na morzu przyim. + n |
| | The old sailor loves to recount his adventures at sea. |
| burial at sea n | (sailor's funeral) | pogrzeb na morzu wyr. |
| | My grandfather had an honoured burial at sea. |
| burial at sea n | (disposal of ashes in ocean) | pogrzeb morski m + przym. |
| by sea adv | (via boat or ship) | drogą morską ż + przym. |
| | I hate travelling by sea because I get seasick easily. |
| the Caribbean Sea n | (part of Atlantic Ocean) | Morze Karaibskie n + przym. |
| | I enjoyed a cruise in the Caribbean Sea, visiting Puerto Rico, Barbados and the American Virgin Islands. |
| Dead Sea n | (body of salt water in Middle East) | Morze Martwe n + przym. |
| | The Dead Sea is a huge salt lake between Israel and Jordan lying 422 meters below sea level. |
| deep-sea diver n | ([sb] who scuba dives at great depths) | nurek głębinowy m + przym. |
| | Deep-sea divers are trying to repair the leaking oil-pipe. |
| deep-sea diving n | (scuba diving at great depths) | głębinowe nurkowanie przym. + n |
| | Deep-sea diving opens a whole new universe to scientists, engineers and archaeologists. |
| put out to sea v | (leave land, embark) | odpływać ndk. |
| | | odpłynąć dk. |
| | We put to sea expecting an easy voyage, but the storm quickly forced us back to port. |
| put to sea v expr | (ship: leave land) | wyjść w morze |
| | We'll put to sea again once the sails have been repaired. |
| rough sea n | (stormy or choppy sea) | wzburzone morze przym. + n |
| | Rough seas prevented his return from Capri to Naples. |
| sea bass n | (marine fish) | okoń morski m + przym. |
| | My favourite type of fish is sea bass. |
| sea breeze n | (gentle wind blowing in from the sea) | bryza morska ż + przym. |
| | There's a constant sea breeze in California which makes the heat tolerable. |
| sea captain n | (commander of a ship) | kapitan morski m + przym. |
| | My grandfather was a sea captain, the master of a merchant ship. |
| sea cow n | (manatee) | manat m |
| | In Costa Rica they take good care to preserve the sea cows. |
| sea dog n | figurative (veteran sailor) | wilk morski m + przym. |
| | Captain Ahab, whose face was scarred by lightning, was the ultimate sea dog. |
| sea level n | (sea's surface height) | poziom morza m + n |
| | One third of the Netherlands is at or below sea level. |
| | Global warming is causing sea levels to rise worldwide. |
| sea-level n as adj | (at sea's surface height) | na poziomie morza wyr. |
| sea lion n | (large seal) | lew morski m + przym. |
| | Sea lions eat huge quantities of fish. |
| sea mist n | (thin fog coming in off the sea) | mgła ż |
| sea otter n | (marine mammal) | wydra morska ż + przym. |
| | Sea otters are amazingly agile swimmers, but rather clumsy on land. |
| sea salt n | (salt extracted from the sea) | sól morska ż + przym. |
| | I always cook with sea salt. |
| sea shell n | (outer casing of a marine mollusc) | muszla, muszelka ż |
| sea turtle n | (aquatic tortoise that lives in the ocean) | żółw morski m + przym. |
| sea urchin n | (spiky round sea creature) | jeżowiec m |
| | He stepped on a sea urchin and the spines got stuck in his foot. |
seabird,
sea bird n | (bird inhabiting marine areas) | ptak morski m + przym. |
| | As the boys approached the beach, they could hear seabirds calling. |
seafront,
sea front,
sea-front n | mainly UK (land alongside the shore) | morskie wybrzeże przym. + n |
| | The seafront was damaged by the strong storm. |
seafront,
sea-front n as adj | mainly UK (alongside the shore) | bulwar nadmorski m + przym. |
| | There are many seafront hotels along this road. |
seagull,
sea gull n | (marine bird) | mewa ż |
| | Lisa stood on the shore, watching the seagulls swoop over the water. |
seahorse,
sea horse n | (small horse-like fish) | konik morski m + przym. |
| | Some seahorses are no bigger than your finger. |
seawall,
sea wall,
sea-wall n | (groyne: wave barrier) | opaska brzegowa ż + przym. |
seawater,
sea water n | (salt water from the ocean) | woda słona, woda morska ż + przym. |
starfish,
sea star n | (star-shaped sea creature) | rozgwiazda ż |
| | We saw different kinds of starfish on the beach. |