prudently, providently / warily

comparative degree of przezornie

comparative degree of przezorny

(idiomatic) forewarned is forearmed

hilariously, uproariously

(photography) slide (transparent image for projecting) / (architecture) unglazed opening in the wall of the building allowing daylight to enter / (literary, poetic) clear space / (archaic) limpidity

(transitive, archaic) to examine, to study, to survey / (intransitive, literary) to shine through, to show [+ przez (accusative) = something] (to be discernible despite obstruction; to be apparent or evidenced) / (intransitive, hunting) to look through a spyhole / (transitive, intransitive, obsolete) to look, to see / (intransitive, obsolete) to regain eyesight / (transitive, obsolete) to foresee, to predict / (reflexive, obsolete) to look at one's reflection in the mirror / (reflexive, obsolete) to appear, to emerge

(transitive, obsolete) to examine, to explore, to reconnoitre, to search thoroughly / (transitive, obsolete) to get wise to, to see through

(transitive, obsolete) to examine, to explore, to reconnoitre, to search thoroughly / (transitive, obsolete) to get wise to, to see through