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-th w języku polskim
| Angielski | Polski |
|---|---|
| at the end of one's tether at the limit of one’s patience | |
| at the end of the day in summary; ultimately | |
| at the end of the world | |
| at the expense of in a way as to harm somebody or something | |
| at the expense of paid for by an individual or group | |
| at the feet of very near to | |
| at the front | |
| at the hands of by the actions of | |
| at the helm in charge of a company or project | |
| at the helm steering a vessel | |
| at the last minute very close to a deadline | |
| at the latest not later than | |
| at the mercy of defenseless against | |
| at the moment right now | |
| at the ready ready; in a state of preparation or waiting; in position or anticipation | |
| at the right time | |
| at the same time simultaneously | |
| at the sight of | |
| at the time at the time referred to the specific time period, era, or time frame in the past | |
| at the top of one's voice | |
| at the very least adverb as an absolute minimum | przynajmniejadverb w najgorszym przypadkuadverb |
| at this rate continuing at the current pace | |
| at this very moment | |
| attack is the best form of defence attacking the opposition first is better than waiting | |
| Attila the Hun noun king of the tribes of Huns | Attylanoun |
| avoid like the plague verb to evade or shun | |
| away with the fairies adjective lost in thought | w roztargniony sposóbadjective zamyślonyadjective |
| back in the day in the distant past | |
| back-of-the-envelope | |
| back the wrong horse verb to support something or someone unsuccessful |
