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71sort — • genre, slag, sort • sort, slag, typ, species …
72sort — pot. Prima sort «o czymś bardzo dobrym, dobrego gatunku»: Kapela jak kapela, nic specjalnego, chociaż ujdzie, za to wokal prima sort, tak bym ujęła. E. Nowacka, Emilia …
73sort — m IV, D. u, Ms. sorcie; lm M. y pot. «gatunek, rodzaj, jakość» Lepszy, gorszy sort czegoś. ∆ Sorty mundurowe «komplet ubrań przydzielany żołnierzowi lub pracownikowi» ◊ Prima sort «o czymś bardzo dobrym, dobrego gatunku» ‹z fr.› …
74sort — Mr. Hawkins said that Mr. Webster was a pretty seasoned operator when it came to dealing with these sort of things (Times). Make it this sort of thing or these sorts of things …
75sort — I. n a girl or woman. This specific sense of the word as used in working class Brit ish and Australian speech may derive from the archaic salt . II. sort (out) vb British 1. to beat up. An innocuous euphemism describing a brutal reality, in… …
76sort of — to some degree. It seemed to be sort of a cross between an oyster and a mushroom. Usage notes: sometimes used to show that you are not certain about something: I m sort of at an age where I just want things to be a little more orderly …
77sort of — informal 1) you look sort of familiar Syn: slightly, faintly, remotely, vaguely; somewhat, moderately, quite, rather, fairly, reasonably, relatively; informal pretty, kind of, kinda 2) he sort of pirouetted …
78sort — See: OF SORTS, IN A WAY also IN A SORT OF WAY …
79sort — See: OF SORTS, IN A WAY also IN A SORT OF WAY …
80SORT — Traité de réduction des arsenaux nucléaires stratégiques Signature le 24 mai 2002 du traité de réduction des arsenaux nucléaires stratégiques à Moscou par les présidents George Walker Bush et Vladimir Poutine. Le Traité de réduction des arsenaux… …