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1 suffuse
suf·fuse[səˈfju:z]her face was \suffused with colour ihr Gesicht war geröteteach dish was \suffused with a different herb jedes Gericht war anders gewürzt\suffused with joy/passion von Freude/Leidenschaft erfüllt liter\suffused with light lichtdurchflutet, in Licht getaucht poet* * *[sə'fjuːz]vterfüllen; (light) durchflutensuffused with light — in Licht getaucht, lichtdurchflutet
eyes suffused with tears — Augen voller Tränen, tränenerfüllte Augen
* * *suffuse [səˈfjuːz] v/t1. a) übergießen, -strömenc) durchfluten (Licht):a face suffused with blushes ein von Schamröte überzogenes Gesicht2. zerstreuen* * *v.bedecken v. -
2 suffuse
verb \/səˈfjuːz\/1) overgyte, oversvømme, overstrømme, overøse2) bre seg over, spre seg oversuffuse with ( overført) fylle med, bade i -
3 obl|ać
pf — obl|ewać1 impf (obleję — oblewam) Ⅰ vt 1. (polać po wierzchu) to pour- oblać kartofle sosem to pour sauce/gravy over a. on potatoes- oblać kogoś wodą to throw water on sb, to douse sb with water- oblać spodnie kawą to spill coffee over one’s trousers2. (pokryć warstwą masy) to cover- pierniki oblewane czekoladą chocolate-covered a. chocolate-coated gingerbread- oblewać coś lukrem to ice sth, to frost sth- rumieniec oblał jej twarz a blush suffused her face książk.; her cheeks reddened3. (o wodzie) to surround- wyspę oblewa płytkie morze the island is surrounded by (a) shallow sea4. (o świetle) to bathe- światło księżyca oblewa ogród moonlight bathes the garden5. (przeniknąć) to penetrate- oblewało go gorąco the heat penetrated a. pervaded his body- poczuła, jak oblewa ją zimny pot she felt a cold sweat come over her a. break out6. pot. to fail, to flunk US pot. [egzamin, zdającego]- oblać historię/matematykę to fail history/maths7. pot. (uczcić) to drink to [awans]- oblewać nowe mieszkanie to have a house-warming (party)- musimy to oblać we must drink to that, that calls for a drink a. celebrationⅡ oblać się — oblewać się 1. (wylać na siebie) to pour a. spill [sth] over oneself- oblać się zupą to spill soup over oneself2. (zmoczyć siebie nawzajem) to pour a. spill [sth] over each other 3. (z emocji) oblać się potem to break out in a sweat, to get into a sweatThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > obl|ać
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4 suffuse
[səʹfju:z] vзаливать (слезами, светом); покрывать (румянцем, краской); наполнять, заполнятьa room suffused with light - комната, залитая светом
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5 suffuse
səˈfju:z гл. заливать( слезами) ;
покрывать( румянцем, краской) (with) As the sun set, the sky became suffused with a bright pink. ≈ На закате небо покрылось ярко-розовым светом. заливать (слезами, светом) ;
покрывать (румянцем, краской) ;
наполнять, заполнять - her face was *d with tears ее лицо было залито слезами - a blush *d her cheeks ее щеки покрылись румянцем - a room *d with light комната, залитая светом suffuse заливать ( слезами) ;
покрывать (румянцем, краской)
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