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13:56 Nov 8, 2001 |
English to Polish translations [PRO] Art/Literary | |||||||
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4 +1 | śledzić poczynania osób |
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5 | sledzic co robia, sledzic ich losy, sledzic ich poczynania |
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4 | aktualizować na bieżąco dane ... |
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4 | assuming... |
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śledzić poczynania osób Explanation: or rejestrować informacje o osobach or gromadzić informacje o osobach But personally, I like the first one best... |
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aktualizować na bieżąco dane ... Explanation: ...o osobach /miejscu pobytu itp horrid bureaucratese I admit but I think it is important to convey the fact that it's an ongoing process |
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sledzic co robia, sledzic ich losy, sledzic ich poczynania Explanation: sledzic is a good word for "keep track" but you can then specify what you want to be "sledzone." |
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assuming... Explanation: you want to keep track of them so you could organize a reunion of the class of '96 some years from now. If you suspect mischief and want to keep track of say potential hijackers, I'd go for Robert's śledzenie. Śledzenie smacks a bit of Big Brother watching, doesn't it? So, yes, context IS important. |
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