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1 dołek
( w ziemi) hole; (na policzku, brodzie) dimplekopać pod kimś dołki — (przen) to undermine sb
być w dołku (psychicznym) — pot to be down in the dumps (pot)
* * *mi- łk- Gen. -a1. (= mały dół, zagłębienie) pit, hole; kopać pod kimś dołki przen. dig a pit for sb; kto pod kim dołki kopie, ten sam w nie wpada przen. hoist l. thrown by l. with one's own petard, be shot by one's own gun, get a dose of one's own medicine.2. zwł. pl. (w policzku, brodzie) dimple; kogoś ssie w dołku (= ktoś jest głodny) sb has an aching void; kogoś ściska w dołku (= ktoś jest wzruszony) sb has a knot in his/her, etc. stomach, sb has a lump in his/her, etc. throat; kogoś gniecie w dołku sb has butterflies in his/her, etc. stomach.3. pot. przen. (= kryzys) hole, doldrums; (= depresja) doldrums; być w dołku be in a hole; be in the doldrums; wyjść z dołka bounce back.5. metal. sprue base, well.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > dołek
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2 zabezpieczać
impf ⇒ zabezpieczyć* * *(-am, -asz); perf -yć; vt( chronić) to protect, to guard; ( czynić bezpiecznym) to secure, PRAWO to secure* * *ipf.1. (= ochraniać) protect (przed kimś/czymś from sb/sth); guard (przed kimś/czymś against sb/sth); zabezpieczać tyły/odwrót wojsk. cover the rear/withdrawal.2. (= czynić bezpiecznym) secure; zabiezpieczyć broń put a gun on safety, secure a gun.3. (= wzmacniać) secure, reinforce (with concrete, boards, etc.).4. fin., prawn. secure; zabezpieczać dług/pożyczkę hipoteką secure a debt/loan by mortgage.ipf.1. (= zapewniać sobie bezpieczeństwo) protect o.s. ( przed czymś from sth); guard o.s. ( przed czymś against sth).2. (= zapewniać sobie dobra itp.) secure, make provisions; zabezpieczyć się na przyszłość secure one's future; zabezpieczyć się finansowo na starość make financial provisions for one's old age.3. (= stosować środki antykoncepcyjne) use protection, use contraceptives.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > zabezpieczać
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