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office

UK:^*^*UK and possibly other pronunciationsUK and possibly other pronunciations/ˈɒfɪs/US:USA pronunciation: IPA and respellingUSA pronunciation: IPA/ˈɔfɪs, ˈɑfɪs/ ,USA pronunciation: respelling(ô′fis, of′is)

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Główne tłumaczenia
Angielski	Polski
office n	(business: room for work)	biuro n
My office is on the third floor.
Moje biuro jest na trzecim piętrze.
office n	(home: room or area for work)	gabinet m
biuro domowe n + przym.
I have an office upstairs in one of the spare bedrooms.
Mam na górze gabinet w nieużywanej sypialni.
office n	(business: branch)	biuro n
Yes, this company has an office in San Francisco.
Tak, firma ma biuro w San Francisco.
office n	(occupation of a political position)	pozycja ż
stanowisko n
The candidate for governor had never run for high office before.
Kandydat na gubernatora nigdy nie kandydował na żadną wysoką pozycję.

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Dodatkowe Tłumaczenia
Angielski	Polski
office n	(position of power)	stanowisko n
This is a very important man. He holds a high office in the company.
office n	(tasks of a position)	obowiązek m
It is his office to pay the invoices that the company has due.
office n	US (doctor's surgery: consulting room)	gabinet m
I don't feel well and need to go to the doctor's office.
office n	UK (ministry)	obowiązki duszpasterskie m, l.mn. + przym.
The new priest took his office very seriously.
office n	(government department)	urząd m
biuro n
The Office of Immigration handles visas.
office n	(religious rite)	obrządek m
The office of Prime was celebrated at dawn.

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Formy złożone:
Angielski	Polski
back office n	(administrative department)	wydział administracyjny m + przym.
All the staff from the back office are going to the pub – do you want to come?
box office n	(theatre, cinema: ticket booth)	kasa biletowa ż + przym.
The box office was closed so tomorrow I'll get the tickets for you.
box office n	figurative (theatre, cinema: attendance)	kasa biletowa ż + przym.
The film was a massive success at the box office.
branch office n	(local office)	biuro n
przedstawicielstwo n
The company has branch offices in 12 countries.
central office n	(headquarters, main office)	główne biuro przym. + n
The insurance agent said that she had to get approval from the central office before she could change the policy.
central office n	US (for telephone call switching)	główny numer przym. + m
Computers have replaced the human operators in the telephone central offices.
doctor's office (US), doctor's surgery (UK) n	(place where patients consult a doctor)	gabinet lekarski m + przym.
I went to the doctor's office to get a prostate exam.
front office n	(decision-making officers)	dyrekcja ż
I have to check with the front office before I give anyone a promotion.
general post office n	US (main post office branch)	główne biuro poczty wyr.
The general post office is located in the neighborhood of Chelsea.
head office n	(headquarters)	głowne biuro przym. + n
The head office of our company is now overseas because we got bought out.
Holy Office n	(Catholicism: moral guardians)	Święte Oficjum przym. + n
The Holy Office was replaced by the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith in the 20th century.
The Holy Office was responsible for many of the atrocities of the Inquisition.
Home Office n	UK (government: domestic affairs department)	Ministerstwo Spraw Wewnętrznych n + ż, l.mn. + przym.
Home Office
The Home Office deals with immigration and passport applications.
home office n	(working area in one's house)	biuro domowe n + przym,
She shut the door to her home office to drown out the kids' noise.
home office n	(business: company's central location)	siedziba główna ż + przym.
Microsoft has its home office in Seattle.
in office adv	(in power)	przy władzy przyim. + ż
Ronald Reagan was still in office when I moved to the States.
main office n	(headquarters)	główne biuro przym. + n
The main office is in London, but there are branches in Bristol and Leeds.
oath of office n	(professional pledge)	przysięga ż
The president took the oath of office on Inauguration Day.
office block n	(multi-storey office building)	biurowiec m
My company is on the 4th floor of an office block.
office building n	(building containing offices)	biurowiec m
My doctor is on the 5th floor of that office building.
office furniture n	(desks, chairs, etc.: in an office)	meble biurowe m, l.mn. + przym.
He ensured that his new office furniture would be hard-wearing.
office hours npl	(hours when a business is open)	godziny przyjęć ż, l.mn. + n, l.mn.
In the U.S., typical office hours are 8 to 5, while typical banking hours are 9 to 3.
The professor's office hours were mornings only.
office job n	(work: clerical, administrative)	praca biurowa ż + przym.
office manager n	(employee in charge of office personnel)	kierownik biura m + n
The office manager made it clear she was not a secretary, not even an executive secretary.
office politics n	(power play in the workplace)	polityka firmy ż + ż
You have to learn how to deal with office politics in most workplaces.
office supplies npl	(stationery and furniture)	artykuły biurowe, materiały biurowe m, l.mn. + przym.
office worker n	(employee in an office)	pracownik biura m + n
Office workers in the city were particularly affected by the power cuts.
Patent Office n	(trademark agency)	Biuro Patentowe n + przym.
Thomas Edison registered over 1000 inventions at the Patent Office to stop others from copying them.
PO, P.O. n	written, initialism (Post Office)	poczta ż
PO Box, post-office box, Post-Office box n	(number used as mailing address)	skrzynka pocztowa ż + przym.
I would prefer if you sent it to my PO Box, instead of my house.
post office n	(place where mail is sorted)	poczta ż
I'm going to the post office to send this parcel to my brother.
post office n	(organization that delivers mail)	poczta ż
Post Office Box, post office box n	(number used as mailing address)	skrytka pocztowa ż + przym.
FedEx will not deliver packages to post office box addresses.
register office, registry office n	(building where civil records are kept)	urząd stanu cywilnego wyr.
People who don't want to get married in church can get married at their local registry office.
registered office n	(official business address)	siedziba statutowa ż + przym.
take office v expr	(come to power)	obejmować stanowisko ndk. + n
objąć stanowisko dk. + n
He took office during the financial crisis.
tenure in office n	(term in power)	kadencja ż
term of office n	(period in power)	kadencja ż
The mayor's term of office is coming to an end.
ticket office, also UK: booking office n	(booth or kiosk selling tickets)	kasa biletowa ż + przym.
There was a long queue at the ticket office, so Karen used the ticket machine instead.
tourist office n	(information centre for sightseers)	biuro turystyczne n + przym.