subscribing member
Polish translation: członek
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| na +1 | czlonek |
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10 mins peer agreement (net): -1
abonent (?) Explanation: - |
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15 mins peer agreement (net): +1
czlonek Explanation: czlonek will cover your bases in most contexts. A member is by definition a subscribing member. The subscription terms will vary: a family member "subscribes" into family by family ties, a club member subscribes by paying fees and/or passing a qualifying examination. So for a "subscribing member" with no context, "czlonek" will do. own |
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