| Formy złożone: |
| Angielski | Polski |
| blow into town v expr | US, slang (arrive unexpectedly) | pojawiać się znienacka zwr. ndk. + przys. |
| pojawić się znienacka zwr. dk. + przys. |
| My friend just blew into town; we're going to go have dinner tonight. |
| Cape Town n | (city in South Africa) | Kapsztad m |
| Cape Town is the second most populous city in South Africa. |
city center (US),
city centre,
town centre (UK) n | (town: central area) | centrum miasta n + n |
| I don't want to drive through the city center in rush hour. |
city planning,
town planning n | (urban development) | urbanistyka ż |
| The city council is responsible for city planning. |
| company town n | US (city: owned by one business) | miasto zakładowe n + przym. |
| All of the company's employees were required to live in the company town. |
| company town n | US, figurative (town where one employer or industry is dominant) | miasto zakładowe n + przym. |
| Hershey, Pennsylvania, home of the chocolate by the same name, is a company town. |
| go to town v expr | figurative (do [sth] lavishly, extravagantly) | zastawiać się zwr. ndk. |
| zastawić się zwr. dk. |
| Wow! Look at all this food - you've really gone to town! |
| home town n | (town or city where one grew up) | swoje miasto zaim. + n |
| Linda had not been back to her home town of Sydney for many years. |
| home town n | (town or city where one lives) | swoje miasto zaim. + n |
| Pinehurst residents have plenty of reasons to be proud of their hometown. |
old town,
Old Town n | (city: historic part) | Stare Miasto przym. + n |
| This restaurant has a beautiful view over the orange rooftops of Dubrovnik's Old Town. |
| out of town adv | (away: from home, work) (odnośnie domu) | poza domem przyim. + m |
| (odnośnie pracy) | poza biurem przyim. + n |
| I'll be out of town for the next few days. Our project manager is out of town for the next three weeks. |
| paint the town red v | figurative (celebrate, party) | hucznie obchodzić przys. + ndk. |
| hucznie obejść przys. + dk. |
| To celebrate their win, the whole football team went out to paint the town red. |
shantytown,
also UK: shanty town n | (slums, makeshift housing) | dzielnica nędzy ż + ż |
| slumsy m, l.mn. |
| The shantytown at the edge of the city has a high crime rate. |
sister city (US),
twin town (UK) n | (town twinned with another) | miasto partnerskie n + przym. |
| Our sister city is in Germany. |
| small-town adj | pejorative (provincial, unenlightened) | małomiasteczkowy przym. |
spa,
spa town n | (town with mineral spring) | kurort m |
| spa n |
| Parts of many Jane Austen novels are set in the spa town of Bath. |
| toast of the town n | figurative (hero) | bohater miasta m + n |
| After he saved the kittens from the fire, Mike became the toast of the town. |
| town council n | (municipal government) | rada miejska ż + przym. |
| He was elected to the town council with a large majority of the votes. |
| The town council has decided to raise taxes in the area. |
| town councillor n | UK (member of municipal government) | radny miejski m + przym. |
| Town councillors don't receive salaries, but do receive annual allowances to pay for their time and expenses. |
| town crier n | ([sb] who makes public announcements) | obwoływacz miejski m + przym. |
| The town crier announced that the criminal would be publicly hanged. |
| town hall n | (city's council building) | ratusz m |
| urząd miasta m + przym. |
| There's a meeting at the town hall tonight. |
| town house n | (home in a city) | kamienica ż |
| Town houses usually share their side walls with similar buildings. |
| town house n | (terraced house) | dom szeregowy m + przym. |
| The fire quickly spread to a row of town houses. |
| town house n | (large residence in a city) | willa miejska ż + przym. |
| George was rich enough to buy a town house in Manhattan. |
| town square n | (city's market place or public arena) | skwer miejski m + przym. |
| Once a month, the town square hosts a market selling local produce. |
