Traduções para „plagiarise“ no dicionário Inglês » Polaco

I . plagiarize, plagiarise Brit [ˈpleɪʤəraɪz, americ -ʤɚ-] VERBO trans

1. plagiarize (write):

plagiarize

przepisywać [perf przepisać]

to be plagiarized from sth

być plagiatem czegoś

2. plagiarize (take):

plagiarize

brać [perf wziąć]

II . plagiarize, plagiarise Brit [ˈpleɪʤəraɪz, americ -ʤɚ-] VERBO intr

plagiarize

popełniać [perf popełnić] plagiat

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Pulsating with genuine emotional extremes analogous to their inspirational archetypes, yet careful not to plagiarise their preachings.

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This case has massive implications on how the software industry works, sparking debates about who owns what or if interoperability an excuse to plagiarise.

tech.firstpost.com

Even though it is easy to plagiarise information because of the internet, till date, only 30-40% of books are available online.

www.thehindu.com

He's been known to plagiarise his colleagues' work and steal exclusive quotes without attribution for his own paper.

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Or even just organise a meeting to "pick your brains" and then plagiarise your ideas and never contact you again.

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It is never a compliment when politicians plagiarise ideas or comments from journalists without acknowledging their work.

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Yet, we have managed to plagiarise our way through three degrees by simply acknowledging the source of our theft.

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What is it that makes students want to plagiarise?

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I had to work for my education and was always taught that to plagiarise was wrong and would cancel any mark for the submitted work.

www.theage.com.au

This will also serve as an apt lesson for all those who try to plagiarise in order to avoid the effort of developing their own ideas.

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