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K anglicko-české lexikografii

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Peprnik J.
Časopis pro moderní filologii (Journal for Modern Philology)
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2007
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vol. 89
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issue 1
29-36
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The latest large English-Czech Dictionary in assessed against the background of three previous dictionaries (1911, 1948, 1984) of this size. The new features which make it more user-friendly are pointed out and the differences between it and the two previous dictionaries are specified on one sample, the entry 'dirt'.
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ASSESSMENT OF THE CONVERGENCE OF POLISH AGRICULTURE IN 1998-2005 (Ocena konwergencji rolnictwa w Polsce w latach 1998-2005)

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Niewiadomski K.
Wieś i Rolnictwo
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2009
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issue 3(144)
49-62
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The paper is devoted to the assessment of the phenomenon of convergence between Poland's voivodeships (provinces), with special emphasis on the aspect of agricultural production. The convergence processes were analysed in 1998-2005 on the basis of generation of gross value added in the group of employed persons. The assessment of convergence was made from several points of view, namely, from the point of view of all spheres of production (the national economy overall), of the arrangement agriculture - national economy, of agriculture alone and from the point of view of selected elements characterising the voivodeships. Generally, this assessment has not resulted in any firm conclusions clearly pointing to the existence of convergence although certain tendencies in this respect are observable in the analysed spheres.
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RÓŻNICE W POLSKIM, CZESKIM I ANGIELSKIM NAZEWNICTWIE WYBRANYCH GATUNKÓW SSAKÓW

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Szałaśny P.
Motus in verbo: časopis mladej vedeckej generácie
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2013
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vol. 2
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issue 1
83 – 88
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Presented examples clearly show that the linguistic image of the world is of great importance when it comes to animal names. Of the many fundamental differences between the analysed languages, we come to the conclusion that the influence on the name often has a relationship between the users of that language to the animal (as it was with the name of the Tibetan bears or the general bears that people were afraid of and thus formed a taboo); Very often the naming also affects the place of the animal (as can be seen with the name of the hippopotamus); It can also be forgotten about the appearance of the animal itself (an example is a small panda or a large pike). The processing of Polish-Czech-English names can undoubtedly be an interesting basis for further research on this issue.
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