problem - tłumaczenie po polsku

/ˈpɹɑbləm/AmE A1 trudne słowo

Co to znaczy problem?

problem to angielskie słowo na poziomie A1, które po polsku znaczy: problem. Poniżej znajdziesz przykłady użycia z autentycznych artykułów BBC.

Keeping a language that only a few people speak has its own problems, though. B1

Jednak utrzymanie języka, którym posługuje się tylko kilka osób, ma swoje własne problemy.
We had some problems with the car. A1

Mieliśmy pewne problemy z samochodem.

To get around this problem, astronomers apply an approach called "adaptive optics".
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"In Kyoto, for example, the number of street bins was cut by more than half […] from 2011, after problems such as household waste being deposited in them and litter accumulating around them increased the costs of maintaining and managing those bins," Yoshida adds.
Japan is famous for its spotless streets. So why are public rubbish bins so hard to find?
"This very reputable audit wing of the government says 'we have a big problem'," Bennet tells the BBC, describing the legislature's report.
'We're not just gonna roll over': The US Civil War battlefield at the centre of a new conflict
These are incredibly knotty problems, but, at least on the genetics front, scientists claim to be making breakthroughs with the latest genome-wide association studies.
How much of our personalities are determined at birth?
As a teenager, she feared that humanity's ravaging of the planet – via everything from climate change to deforestation and overfishing – presented a series of unsolvable problems.
A leading data scientist's journey from doomism to climate hope

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