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Jakie jest tłumaczenie "muzeum" po angielsku?

"muzeum" po angielsku, muzeum {n.}.

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Muzeum neuter noun, tłumaczenia, muzeum {nijaki}.

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10 Best Museums to Visit in Moscow

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Do you enjoy exploring museums? Indeed, museums are an important part of getting to know a country's culture and past. Here are our top 10 best museums to visit in Moscow .

1. The Moscow Kremlin

The Moscow Kremlin is probably the most famous landmark not only in Moscow but also in entire Russia. Situated in the heart of the capital, the kremlin is the open-air museum that houses a vast collection of Moscow's must-visit highlights. Wondering where to start?

Soak in the main locations, including the vibrant Red Square, St. Basil's Cathedral, and GUM. Don't miss a chance to visit the glorious Grand Kremlin Palace, witness the beauty of golden domes of the Assumption Cathedral, and take a lovely walk in the Alexander Garden.

2. Lenin's Mausoleum

Won't it be exciting to take a look at the most famous "modern mummy"? Lenin's Mausoleum is the top attraction in Russia.

The Bolshevik Revolution leader Vladimir Ilych Lenin died on January 21, 1924, and today he is frozen in time. Visitors can gaze at the tomb for five minutes in a small group under the eye of guards in every corner.

Opening Hours:

• Monday: Closed
• Tuesday: 10AM - 1PM
• Wednesday: 10AM - 1PM
• Thursday: 10AM - 1PM
• Friday: Closed
• Saturday: 10AM - 1PM
• Sunday: Closed

3. Central House-Museum of Aviation and Space

Russia is proud of its achievements in space and aviation. In Moscow and around, you will easily find several aviation and space museums. One of the main ones is the Central House-Museum of Aviation and Space, located on Krasnoarmeyskaya Street.

Visitors have an opportunity to see more than 36 000 exhibits, including aircraft models, unique simulators used to train astronauts, space suits, and more. The museum houses significant collections of Russian history and definitely deserves much more attention than it gets.

4. The Central Armed Forces Museum

The Central Armed Forces Museum or the Museum of Soviet Army boasts impressive collections from early Russian wars to the modern-day. Explore military relics of the Soviet period attracting plenty of tourists.

Visitors can witness a grand array of tanks, aircraft, and missiles. The highlight of the museum is the Soviet Banner of Victory raised over the Berlin Reichstag in 1945. The museum is a must-visit, especially for history enthusiasts.

5. Museum Theatre "Bulgakov House"

Numerous fans visit the writer’s Mikhail Afanasyevich Bulgakov house in Moscow, which today has been transformed into a museum.

The museum is famous for the novel “The Master and Margarita” which was written in this exact place. Visitors can see many photographs, documents, and personal belongings of Mikhail Bulgakov. There are also audio-visual animations of his life.

6. The State Tretyakov Gallery

The State Tretyakov Gallery is an art museum collecting Russian fine art. If you like art, this is the museum which you can’t miss. The large gallery houses plenty of paintings through which you can better understand Russian history and culture.

Moreover, there are more than 130 000 exhibits, including paintings Portrait of an Unknown Woman by Ivan Kramskoi, Catherine the Great by Dmitry Levitzky, Portrait of Alexander Pushkin by Orest Kiprensky, and more others.

• Tuesday: 10AM - 6PM
• Wednesday: 10AM - 6PM
• Thursday: 10AM - 9PM
• Friday: 10AM - 9PM
• Saturday: 10AM - 9PM
• Sunday: 10AM - 6PM

7. The State Historical Museum

Definitely, the State Historical Museum is an impressive architectural building and the largest national museum in Russia. Proudly standing in the Red Square, the vast red-brick museum was built in Russian Revival Style and attracted explorers' attention.

Indeed, it is worth a visit! The museum contains over 4.5 million items from ancient times to the 19th century. Opened in 1883, the museum is divided into many halls that boast relics from different times. Visitors can see vast exhibitions, including archeological artifacts, manuscripts, icons, and the Russian Empire's history.

8. The Pushkin State Museum of Fine Arts

The Pushkin State Museum of Fine Arts is the largest European art museum in Moscow, housing about 700 000 artworks. In the main building, visitors can admire paintings, drawings, sculptures, and the collection of plaster cast reproductions.

Moreover, the museum is an important cultural center in Russia, boasting artistic and educational work with kids and adults, having music festivals, and providing scientific activities.

9. The Armoury Chamber

Exploring the Armoury Chamber in Moscow gives you an opportunity to get back to the luxurious Russian past. The museum is a treasure house and a part of the Grand Kremlin Palace’s complex. The life of the Russian monarch is reflected in the precious items.

There, visitors can witness jewels from the 12th century to the October Revolution of 1917. The magnificent collections include ceremonial royal garments and coronation dresses, ceremonial arms and armor, carriages, and the most extensive collection of gold and silverware made by craftsmen.

10. Tsaritsyno Palace

Tsaritsyno is the Neo-Gothic palace-museum and park reserve dating back to the 18th century. Built by Russian Empress Catherine the Great, it is situated in the southern part of Moscow and occupies almost 400 ha of area. This exotic summer house is one of the main attractions for tourists and Muscovites.

Indeed, it's not hard to notice the beauty of this gorgeous palace that combines old Russian, Arabic, Gothic, and Classical styles. Visitors can take a walk around the palace, enjoy its gardens decorated with pavilions and sculptures as well as admire the exhibitions of 18th-century art inside the Tsaritsyno Palace.

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How to visit the museum: a guide for the perfect museum visit.

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Museums are some of the most popular tourist attractions and usually places many travellers wants to visit on their trips. However, the experience of visiting a museum could also be quiet disappointing if not done right, even for the experienced museumgoers. After doing it wrong many times, and then learned how to visit the museums right, I wanted to share with you this guide for a perfect museum visit.

How to visit the museum

There are many ways to visit the museums right. And many more to do it all wrong. It, of course, depends entirely on your interests and the way you love to explore the new places. However, there are some ground rules you should follow if you’d like to know how to visit the museum right.

⤷ Read more : 15 best museums in Europe you should visit 

What if you don’t like museums?

Then don’t visit them! I’m not a massive fan of adrenaline parks, and that’s why I would hardly ever end up in one while travelling.

It’s the same with the museums. Do you feel like you should go and see Mona Lisa if you’re in Paris ? Despite the fact, you don’t really appreciate the painting? Well, don’t! Your experience isn’t going to be the best, you probably won’t like the picture any more, and you’ll lose a few hours you could spend doing something more fun in Paris .

⤷ TIP : But, if you’d like to give museums a chance, then I have a suggestion for you. Book a private tour and let someone who knows that museum very well guide you around. Private museum tours usually last for roughly two hours. The guide will have your ticket sorted, they’ll show you the most interesting exhibits and will tell you some exciting stories about them. Trust me, they know how to visit the museum right.

A guide for the perfect museum visit

However, if you do like art and history, feel like a real culture tourist, then let me give you some tips on how to visit the museum right. I broke them in three steps that will make your museum visit much more enjoyable.

1/ Before a museum visit: How to prepare for a visit to a museum

A good museum visit starts with a well-done preparation. Here are some of my tips.

# – Chose the museum you’d like to visit wisely

Obviously, we all have different interest. I’d be utterly bored at a museum of sports. But give me an exhibition about fashion, and I’ll be thrilled. You get the point.

If you’re going to a major city that has several museums you could visit, do some research and check which one could be the most interesting to you.

If you love the old masters and are visiting Amsterdam , then the Rijksmuseum is a place to go for you. If you’d like to learn more about Vincent van Gogh during your trip to Europe, then Orsay in Paris or the Van Gogh Museum in the Dutch capital should be on your list.

Researching the best museums according to your interests in a town you’re going to visit, before your trip, is one of my essential tips on how to visit the museum right.

⤷ Read more : Here is a selection of the best museums in Amsterdam , best museums in London , best museums in Paris and best museums in Tournai .

# – Get familiar with the collection it’s home to on their website

Okay, so you’ve chosen the museum or more of them, you’d like to visit.

The next step is to research the museum itself. Visit their website and see what the highlights in it are. Do they host some of the world most famous masterpieces? Or the work of a painter you like? Maybe they have a nice collection of an art style you love? It’s good to check all of that before your trip, so you can plan your museum visit better.

I also love to research the museum website before my visit to see are there any special events taking place during my time there. Temporary exhibitions, lectures or art workshops could be a great way to make your visit even more enjoyable.

In case some art pieces are on loan, or if some galleries are temporarily closed, you’ll know how to plan your museums visit better, too.

# – Check if you could find any videos about that museum

There’s nothing like watching an excellent video about the museum you’re going to before visiting it. You’ll get familiar with the collection and see which art pieces you’d like to see. You’ll also learn a bit about them before actually seeing them.

Watching some museum videos before your visit could also be great to get a feeling of a museum interior a bit.

⤷ TIP : Check out some of Culture Tourist museum videos on a link here to see if I’ve already made some about the place you’re planning to visit.

# – Buy your ticket online

There is nothing worse than staring your visit by queuing in front of the museum for a few hours just to get in. And that’s the sad reality when visiting many of those world-famous museums.

However, be smart and purchase your museum ticket online before your visit. You can often do that on the museum website. Or, you can do as I do, and use the platform called Tiqets (here is the link) to buy all of your museum tickets online.

That way you can go straight to the entrance and get into the museum immediately.

# – Book a museum tour

Visiting a museum on a guided tour makes a huge difference. Especially if it’s a private tour. I used to work as a museum guide for several years and speak from the experience here.

And even though I have a MA in Art History, I always book a tour when visiting a new museum. A good guide is going to tell you about the museum, its collection and will tell you the stories behind some of its highlights in a fun and exciting way. You’ll also get a chance to ask all the questions you have.

⤷ TIP : You’ll find a wide selection of museum tours on a link here – this is where I’m usually booking all of my museum tours.

2/ During the museum visit: How to get the most of your visit to a museum

Okay, so you’ve prepared well for your visit in advance. But, let’s talk now about how to visit the museum right once inside of it.

# – Dress appropriately

This is quite an important advice for visiting museums.

Let’s start with your shoes first. When in the museum you won’t walk that much, but you’ll stand on the same spot a lot. And that could be tiring. Wearing some comfy shoes is definitely crucial for a great museum experience.

Many exhibits are fragile and to prevent their decline, museums have a special cooling system in their interiors. That’s why it’s always a bit fresh at the galleries. So, my advice is to bring a cardigan to put it on when inside.

# – Don’t spend more than two hours at a museum

From my experience, after two hours at the museum, you’ll be too tired to continue exploring it.

That’s why the step of researching the museum collection before your visit is so important. Getting in a museum and just wandering around without any idea of what you’re looking at, won’t be the best experience.

To really enjoy the artworks, learn the story behind them and have a great museum experience, pick only one collection and explore it extensively.

If you’re at the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam , spend your time just at the Gallery of Honour. Or, if at the Orsay in Paris, explore only the Impressionist collection . That’s what I usually do, and it makes such a difference, trust me.

# – Focus on details rather than trying to see more

This museum tip is related to the previous one. Rather than trying to see as much as you can at the museum, put your focus on details. Art is all about the feelings it evokes in us. And to get the chance to feel the paintings, focus on details.

Stand in front of the painting and see if you can notice the brushstrokes or a texture artist has painted. How does the frame look like? Is it new or old? You can also get very close to the painting and look to the colours, texture and details. And then take a few steps back and look at it from the distance to see how the whole composition changes.

Pick a few paintings and explore them in this way, and I’m sure your museum experience is going to be much more interesting than usual.

# – Ask questions

One of my favourite things about visiting museums is to talk about the art pieces. If you’ll visit the museum on tour feel free to ask your guide all the questions you have. Why is that painting so famous? How long would an artist need to create a marble statue? Use the advantage of having an expert with you and ask everything that interests you.

If you’re going to visit on your own, you can always ask the museum guards to advise you which part of the museum to explore next. Or even about some exhibits. They usually know a lot about the collections they are taking care of.

And also, discuss the art with your travel companions. Is there something you didn’t like at all? Talk about that! Art is a subjective thing, and it should be discussed. Remember me mentioning how art is all about the feelings it evokes in us? Well, those feelings could be happy, sad, angry or even confusing. And it’s fun to see how the person you’re with perceived the same art piece.

# – Avoid taking pictures

Lose the phone when at the museum!

Museums are places to enjoy at a slow pace. That way, they transfer you to some different world. And although some exhibits could be so beautiful and interesting to you, don’t take photos of them.

First, if using the flash, you’re damaging the paintings that are often hundreds of years old. And since the light is often dim at museums, the quality of your photos won’t be the best.

Museum shops are selling the postcards with the majority of the artworks they host, so you can keep the memory to it in that way. And very often, you can find great high-quality photos of the paintings on their website.

Another thing is that you are ruining the experience to other visitors who are trying to enjoy in those exhibits. And are ruining the experience to yourself, too. So, lose the phone and enjoy a wonderful relaxed museum visit.

3/ After the museum visit: What to do after visiting the museum

So, you enjoyed visiting the galleries and exploring the artworks. But what to do now to enjoy your visit a bit longer?

# – Have a coffee at a museum cafe

Although there are different opinions about them, I love to finish my visit at a museum cafe. I don’t know is it because of a couple of hours of walking, being a bit overwhelmed by all that art, or just because they usually have a beautiful setting, I love to spend a bit more time at a museum cafe after my visit.

# – Take some time off to absorb everything you saw

Having a break at a museum cafe also allows some time to absorb everything you saw at the galleries.

If you’re alone, you can browse through the flyer or a museum booklet you’ve got and keep that feeling of fulfilment with art for a few more moments. Or if you’re in a company, you can talk about your favourite art pieces or the ones you didn’t like/understood at all.

# – Visit the museum shop

There are mixed opinions about them, too. But, I love visiting museum shops at the end of my visit. It’s a nice way to get something to remember the museum and the art you saw there. Perhaps, you could buy those postcards or reproductions of the paintings you liked the most.

I also love the art books selection they have and am always looking for some new editions to add to my collection.

They are also a nice place to look for some lovely local designs products. Museums in London have a great selection of them. And I really love some design products you can find at the Stedelijk Museum in Amsterdam .

# – Read a book or watch a movie about something that you liked the most

If you were entirely amazed by some painter or an art movement you saw during your visit to the museum, check out if you can find a book or a movie about it. There are many great fiction books about the old masters and some lovely documentaries about Impressionism. If you liked the work of Vincent van Gogh, you can read more about the life and work of Vincent van Gogh in my series of articles here.

Visiting a new museum could be a bit challenging at first, but good preparation for your museum visit is key. I hope this guide for a perfect museum visit will help you in organising your trip and understanding how to visit the museum right.

Do you have any other tips for visiting museums? Share them with me in the comments!

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The Żywiec Brewery Museum

The Żywiec Brewery was founded in 1856 by Archduke Albrecht Friedrich Habsburg, and is one of the most famous breweries of Europe. 150 years later a fascinating museum opened in its oldest, historic part…

Opening hours

Tuesday – Sunday hours: 10:00 – 18:00

Monday – closed

Curiosities of the Archducal Brewery

Beer barrels not only for aging beer

Up until the 1880s, wooden barrels were the primary way of packaging the brewery’s beer. The barrels were transported on wagons, and in winter on sledges. The brewery employed between 20 and 30 wagon drivers, until direct access to European railways was gained when a railways siding was opened in 1891. From that time on, railways became the main means of transporting the beer. To deliver beer to distant destinations, the brewery’s barrel shop built special 200-litre barrels known as “dublak”. Both barrels and bottles were specially marked with a crown and the name of the brewery.

Beer tokens

The brewery minted its own coins which were used as additional pay for its employees. These beer tokens, decorated with the archducal crown, could be exchanged for beer in the nearby inns and taverns. During the interwar period, each employee received between 2 and 6 litres of beer depending on the position he occupied.

Glasses, mugs, and stemmed glasses…

Glass is of primary importance in beer culture. The shape of the glass is carefully chosen to match the style of beer, in order to enhance its characteristic features such as colour, head, and aroma. Equally important are the graphic logos on the glass, which are dedicated to individual brands and producers.

Advertising materials

From the very beginning of its operations, the brewery placed great importance on marketing. To promote its products, the brewery often used advertising boards, which were located in beer-drinking areas and in the brewery’s branch offices, for example in Budapest.

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When can the museum be visited.

The Museum is open six days a week, from Tuesday through Sunday, from 10:00-18:00. On Mondays the Museum is closed. A list of other days on which the Museum is closed is displayed in the News tab. The Museum can only be visited in groups together with a guide.

Who is the owner of the Żywiec Brewery Museum?

The owner of the Żywiec Brewery Museum is Grupa Żywiec Sp. z o.o. with head offices in Żywiec (34-300), at ul. Browarna 88.

What is the total floor space of the Museum?

The Brewery Museum is located in the former aging cellars. Its total surface area is more than 1600 m 2 .

Is there a souvenir shop?

There is a souvenir shop located on the premises of the Museum, where items associated with the Museum and the Żywiec brand can be purchased.

Is the Museum adapted for visits by the handicapped?

We have prepared our Museum so that those with handicaps can easily enjoy it.

What languages are tours conducted in?

We can provide tours in Polish, English, German, and Czech. Please indicate the language you prefer for your guide during the reservation process. If your group includes two languages, please indicate so while making your reservation.

How much does entry to the Museum cost?

Please refer to the current price list.

Does the Museum provide a guide?

The museum can be visited with or without a guide. In the case of a self-guided tour, you will receive paper guides to the Museum exhibition.

Can minors visit the Museum?

Yes. However, minors can only visit the Museum accompanied by an adult.

Are there restaurant facilities at the Museum?

On the premises of the Brewery in the old malt room, visitors can enjoy the Żywiecka Restaurant and Żywiecka Beerhouse where regional dishes and all types of beer produced by Grupa Żywiec S.A. are served.

Do I have to reserve a time for my visit prior to arrival?

To visit the Museum, you should reserve your visit by telephone, by using the internet form, or by e-mail. Priority is given to individuals and groups who have made a reservation and received a confirmation.

Can I visit the Museum individually?

Yes. Those visitors who arrive individually will be added to organised groups.

How much time does a tour take?

You should plan 1.5 hours to visit the Museum and enjoy the beer-tasting afterwards. A tour of the Museum and Brewery will take about 2.5 hours.

Is there accommodation available?

Unfortunately, we do not arrange accommodation. We suggest that you use our regional website ( www.zywiecczyzna.pl ), where you are certain to find many accommodation options.

(Adjective) muzealny; museum beetle - przyroda mrzyk muzealny; museum piece - antyk, staroć, zabytek; przedmiot o wartości muzealnej, okaz muzealny, eksponat;

(Noun) muzeum; science museum - muzeum nauki; military museum - muzeum wojska; museum curator - kustosz muzeum;

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In the Middle East, I experienced my work in places without [many] museum s. Na Bliskim Wschodzie doświadczyłem pracy w miejscach, w których nie istnieją muzea.

To our surprise, one of the first people who called was the Andy Warhol Museum. Ku mojemu zaskoczeniu jako pierwsi zadzwonili ludzie z Andy Warhol Museum.

And so when I started traveling and going to these museum s, I started learning a lot. Tak więc gdy zacząłem podróżować i zwiedzać te muzea, wiele się nauczyłem.

It is not an Arctic museum , but home to three and a half million people. To nie jakiś arktyczny skansen, lecz dom dla trzech i pół miliona osób.

I'm going to actually get to one of my favorites, the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York. Oraz jedno z moich ulubionych Metropolitan Museum of Art, w Nowym Jorku (potocznie Met).

You won't see much of this remaining today - the Farnese Bull is now in the Naples Archaeological museum - but there are still fragments of mosaic depicting dolphins and sea monsters dotting the floor and resting against the walls - but you will get a better sense of the grandeur and sheer scale of imperial Roman building than you will, say, among the more-modest ruins of the emperor's palaces on the Palatine.

www.guardian.co.uk

The British museum has free entry, with a donations box placed discreetly near the entrance; the Metropolitan has an admissions desk administering a pay-what-you-wish policy, with a suggested adult price of $20 (Â?12.

The British museum receives the bulk of its funds through the public purse; by contrast, the Met exists, and always has done, through the bounty of super-rich New York philanthropists.

The Book of the Dead guided Ancient Egyptians through death and on to the afterlife, as a forthcoming British museum exhibition will show.

John Warhola, the older brother who helped raise the artist Andy Warhol, and later helped establish the Andy Warhol museum in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, has died at the age of 85.

The man in the museum . he wants all of the above. Człowiek w muzeum. ...chce wszystkiego, co jest powyżej.

You should go to the museum and look at really old things. Idź do muzeum i pooglądaj antyki. Spojrzysz na wszystko inaczej.

So everything in the museum comes to life every night? Więc wszystko w muzeum ożywa każdej nocy?

I was already a museum piece when you were young. Byłam już przeżytkiem, gdy ty byłeś młody.

Hope there was nothing special you wanted to see at the museum . Mam nadzieję, że nie chciałeś zobaczyć w muzeum nic specjalnego.

I was going to present it to the museum tonight. Miałem go dziś pokazać w muzeum.

Could you tell me how to get to this museum from here? Może mi pani powiedzieć, jak dostać się do tego muzeum?

I think she was killed right here in this museum . Myślę, że została zabita właśnie tutaj w tym muzeum.

So you can work in a museum And that all life? Więc możesz pracować w muzeum I to cały życie?

But not for no reason, or just to visit like a museum . Ale nie bez powodu, czy tylko po to, by je zwiedzać.

George wrote that you own a art museum or something? George pisał, że masz muzeum.

I have a book with a photo exactly like a table in a museum . Mam książkę, w której ten stół wygląda dokładnie tak samo!

I hope he didn't get in trouble at the museum . Mam nadzieję, że nie władował sie w tarapaty w muzeum.

Or you can have them at the museum waiting for me. Możesz ich przyprowadzić do muzeum, żeby na mnie czekali.

It should be in a museum , not on the road. Powinna być w muzeum a nie na drodze.

So you'd leave him here and go back to working in a museum ? Więc zostawisz go tutaj? I wrócisz do pracy w muzeum?

Do you want them to follow us to the museum ? Czy chcesz aby za nami trafili do muzeum?

And why didn't he kill those two women at the museum ? I dlaczego nie zabił tych dwóch kobiet w muzeum?

There's something else I saw that night in the museum . Jest coś innego co zobaczyłam tego wieczoru w muzeum.

On that night, everything in this museum came to life. Od tej pamiętnej nocy wszystko w tym budzi się do życia.

It's about the same size as the one in the museum . Jest takiej samej wielkości, jak ten z muzeum.

They didn't teach you not to run in a museum ? Nie nauczyli cię, że nie biega się w muzeum?

The museum should be kept open night in your honour. pana muzeum powinno być otwarte całą noc.

All these animals on the wall, it's like a natural history museum . Przez te zwierzęta na ścianach wygląda to jak muzeum historii Ziemi.

The place is in the museum We all agreed to give it to you. Miejsce jest w muzeum Wszyscy zgodzili się oddać je do Ciebie.

First the museum across the street now the parking lot. Najpierw muzeum po drugiej stronie ulicy, teraz parking.

When you walk into the museum , take a right, okay? Ok, Kiedy wejdziesz do muzeum idź w prawo.

So we have a whole bunch of them at our museum . Tak więc mamy ich całą masę w naszym muzeum.

Do you know where the entrance to the museum is? Wiesz, gdzie jest wejście do muzeum?

Lisa needs to go to the museum , and I think you should take her. Lisa musi iść do muzeum jutro i chyba powinieneś ją tam zabrać.

No, the lady at the agency said this was a museum position. Nie, nie, kobieta w agencji powiedziała, że to stanowisko w muzeum.

Now the alarm system is set in every room of the museum . Teraz alarm jest włączony w każdym pomieszczeniu muzeum.

I'm going to open another wax museum under a different name. Zamierzam otworzyć inne muzeum figur woskowych pod inną nazwą.

I offered to contact an art museum , to be moved there. Zaproponowałam mu, aby skontaktował się z muzeum sztuki, by go tam przenieść.

From what I see in the papers, this museum is even better. Z tego co widzę w gazetach, to muzeum jest o wiele lepsze.

That is all. Some of these stones could go to a museum . Niektóre z tych kamieni mogłyby iść do muzeum.

I didn't invite her to go to the museum with me. Nie zaprosiłem jej, żeby poszła ze mną do muzeum.

If he didn't, then they'd still be at the museum . A jeśli nie, to one nadal są w muzeum.

I just assumed that it was part of the museum . Po prostu założyłem, że to jest część wyposażenia muzeum.

A guard killed by a man who left a gift to the museum . Strażnik zabity przez kogoś, kto zostawił prezent dla muzeum.

Hearing what my mother did to you at the museum really threw me. Usłyszenie o tym, co moja mama zrobiła ci w muzeum naprawdę mnie zaniepokoiło.

Don't call on his cellular phone. Wait at the museum . Na jego telefon nie dzwoń, siedź w muzeum.

One night, you and me, we'll go to the museum . Pewnej nocy, ty i ja... ... pójdziemy do muzeum.

Hank said you worked at the museum , but I didn't think you'd be here. Hank mówił, że pracuje pani w muzeum ale nie myślałem, że pani przyjdzie.

A whole section of the museum is filled with her finds. Cały dział muzeum pełny jest jej znalezisk.

You want some free tickets to the museum of surgery? Chcesz darmowe bilety do muzeum chirurgii?

Tomorrow, we'll go to the museum and look at some paintings. Jutro pójdziemy na wycieczkę do muzeum. Obejrzycie kilka obrazów.

A museum guard found dead in the room with the princess. W sali z księżniczką znaleziono martwego strażnika.

Gentlemen, I want to move the bus up against the museum like so. Panowie, chcę przesunąć ten autobus aż pod muzeum, w ten sposób.

A great summer vacation

I just returned from the greatest summer vacation! It was so fantastic, I never wanted it to end. I spent eight days in Paris, France. My best friends, Henry and Steve, went with me. We had a beautiful hotel room in the Latin Quarter, and it wasn’t even expensive. We had a balcony with a wonderful view.

We visited many famous tourist places. My favorite was the Louvre, a well-known museum. I was always interested in art, so that was a special treat for me. The museum is so huge, you could spend weeks there. Henry got tired walking around the museum and said “Enough! I need to take a break and rest.”

We took lots of breaks and sat in cafes along the river Seine. The French food we ate was delicious. The wines were tasty, too. Steve’s favorite part of the vacation was the hotel breakfast. He said he would be happy if he could eat croissants like those forever. We had so much fun that we’re already talking about our next vacation!

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to visit - odmiana czasownika regularnego

Koniugacja regularnego czasownika to visit w trybie oznajmującym (Indicative) oraz w trybach warunkowych (Conditional) przez osoby w liczbie pojedynczej i mnogiej.

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Wtam, sorry ale znalazlem przypadkem blad, Past participle get to gotten. Prosze sprawdzic , czy sie myle. Pozdrowionka. Lubie wasza strone. Ucze sie z niej. Infinitive: play to get Simple past: got Past participle: got

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MWodnik jakich literówek do licha

Pełno tu literówek i nawet poważniejszych błędów. Jak ktoś wkleja niech sprawdzi kilka razy czy ma dobrze.

Na "Y" to yak - gadać, paplać to yank - szarpać to yaw - odchylić, zboczyć to yearn - tęsknić, pragnąć to yellow - żółknąć A na "Z": to zap - rozwalić, potraktować to zest - ścierać skórkę z cytrusa to zip - pędzić to zizz - zdrzemnąć się to zoom - przybliżać

Jeśli chodzi o "Q" to: to quadruple - czterokrotnie wzrosnąć to quaff - wypijać jednym łykiem to quake - trząść się, dygotać to query - kwestionować, wyrażać wątpliwość to quarter - ćwiartować to quash - uchylać, unieważniać to quibble - spierać się o rzeczy nieistotne to quiver - drżeć, drgać to quiz - testować, przepytywać to quieten - uspakajać, uciszać (się) to quip - żartować, dowcipkować to quantify - określać liczbę / ilość to quicken - przyspieszać to quilt - pikować Z wyrazami szacunku Piotr

Ja jeszcze dodałbym: to keelhaul - zganić, skarcić to key - porysować kluczem to kidnap - porwać, uprowadzić to kindle - rozpalić, wzniecić to knead - gnieść (zagniatać), masować to kink - skręcić, poskręcać to kowtow - skłaniać się po pas to kvetch - biadolić, narzekać Mam pytanie. Na jakiej podstawie określają Państwo poziom zaawansowania słówek? Łączę wyrazy szacunku

W czasowniki to bike brakuje tłumaczenia :)

Znaczek C1 przypomina swym kolorem rudy

• Słownik tematyczny
• Angielskie czasowniki nieregularne
• Odmiany angielskich czasowników
• Stopniowanie przymiotników
• Idiomy angielskie
• Phrasal verbs - czasowniki frazowe
• Slang angielski i wyrażenia potoczne
• Przysłowia angielskie
• Business english
• Filologia angielska