Formy złożone:
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censor,
military censor n | (limits information) | cenzor m |
| | During wartime, censors often blacked out huge sections of soldiers' letters to their families. |
| compulsory military service n | (required time in the military) | przymusowa służba wojskowa wyr. |
| | Compulsory military service was known as "National Service" in the UK. |
military academy,
military school n | (for military training) | akademia wojskowa ż + przym. |
| | West Point is a highly-respected military academy. |
military aircraft,
plural: military aircraft n | invariable (plane, helicopter) | wojskowy statek powietrzny wyr. |
| military attaché n | (army officer on diplomatic mission) | wojskowy attaché przym. + m |
| | Colonel Gunfree is the military attaché for this crucial mission. |
| military band n | (instrumental group that plays on military occasions) | zespół wojskowy m + przym. |
| | The military band was called to play at the governor's funeral, since he was an ex-Marine. |
| military base n | (army facility) | baza wojskowa ż + przym. |
| | My aunt's a civilian worker on a military base. |
| military camp n | (army encampment) | obóz wojskowy m + przym. |
| | The refugees were never so happy as when they first saw the military camp for the liberation forces. |
| military campaign n | (planned operations by the army) | kampania wojskowa ż + przym. |
| | That battle was considered the turning point of the entire military campaign. |
| military chaplain n | (clergyman who ministers to army personnel) | kapłan wojskowy m + przym. |
| | The military chaplain collapsed from exhaustion after ministering to so many casualties. |
| military coup n | (military overthrow of government) | wojskowy zamach przym. + m |
| | The president had to flee the country after a successful military coup. |
| military decoration n | (soldier's medal: award for honour or bravery) | odznaczenie wojskowe n + przym. |
| | He was awarded many military decorations for his bravery in combat. |
| military dictatorship n | (political control by armed forces) | dyktatura wojskowa ż + przym. |
| military establishment n | (army base) | baza wojskowa ż + przym. |
| | You must not take photographs anywhere near a military establishment. |
| military intelligence n | (analysis of enemy operations) | wywiad wojskowy m + przym. |
| | Thanks to military intelligence, we have uncovered the enemy's operation in time. |
military Jeep,
military jeep n | ® (army vehicle) | jeep wojskowy m + przym. |
| Uwaga: Though "Jeep" is trademarked, it is often used generically and uncapitalized to refer to any four-by-four, all-terrain vehicle. |
| military officer n | (member of military staff) | oficer wojskowy m + przym. |
| military service n | (compulsory period spent in the army) | służba wojskowa ż + przym. |
| | Compulsory military service was abolished in Spain in 2001. |
| military tactics npl | (army strategy) | taktyka wojskowa ż + przym. |
| | By using unconventional military tactics, he was able to evade capture. |
| military training n | (drilling in army discipline and techniques) | ćwiczenia wojskowe n, l.mn. + przym. |
| | War journalists are now often required to undergo military training before being allowed to go into the field. |
| military transport n | (army vehicles) | transport wojskowy m + przym. |
| military unit n | (armed force or division) | jednostka wojskowa ż + przym. |
| | His military unit has been called up for deployment. |