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źródło

sustantivo
  1. source *****
    • źródło (np. pieniędzy, natchnienia, problemu) [COUNTABLE]
      It's a valuable source of information.
      We'll get to the source of his problem.
      The internet is a great source of entertainment.
      Lending him our money was the source of our problems.
      We can solve this problem but we have to find its source.
    • źródło (rzeki lub strumienia) [COUNTABLE]
      The source of the river is littered.
      What is the source of the Oder river?
      link synonym: spring
    • źródło (książka lub dokument, np. w pracy naukowej) [COUNTABLE]
  2. spring ****
    • źródło (miejsce, z którego wypływa woda) [COUNTABLE]
      Let's find the spring of this stream.
      Look, there's a spring! We're saved!
      We drank cold water from the spring and went to sleep.
      link synonym: source
  3. resource , ****  
    We have to find some other resource of energy.
    Gas is not the only energy resource available to European countries.
  4. origin *** , origins **
  5. root ***   [COUNTABLE]
    The root of all evil.
    Your selfishness is the root of our arguments.
  6. reference *** , ref. (abbreviation)
    • źródło, materiał [COUNTABLE]
      This historic book is based on a reliable reference dating back from the 15th century.
      You have to give the reference to all of the dates and names.
  7. head ***** , also: heid dialect
    • źródło (rzeki) [COUNTABLE]
      Usually the head of a river is in the mountains.
      We will take off from the head of the river.
  8. fountain *
  9. breeder
  10. derivation
  11. wellhead  
  12. origination
  13. wellspring literary  
  14. fountainhead  
  15. fount
  16. source book
  17. springhead
    • źródło (czegoś)
  18. headspring   literary

"źródło" — Collocation dictionary inglés

source book collocation
More popular variant: Source Book
  1. source sustantivo + book sustantivo = źródło, tekst źródłowy
    normal collocation

    I have looked at one or two source books and cannot find anyone who knows.

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