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1 mdłości
plt (G mdłości) (nudności) nausea U- czuć mdłości to feel sick a. nauseous- wywoływać mdłości to cause nausea* * *-; plwywoływać (wywołać perf) mdłości — to cause nausea
* * *pl.Gen. -i (= nudności) nausea; dostawać mdłości feel nauseous, feel sick; przyprawiać kogoś o mdłości l. wywoływać u kogoś mdłości make sb feel nauseous, make sb feel sick.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > mdłości
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2 mdl|ić
impf Ⅰ vt [potrawa, zapach] to be nauseating a. sickening Ⅱ v imp. 1. (wywoływać mdłości) mdli mnie I feel sick a. nauseous- zawsze mnie mdli po jeździe samochodem I always feel sick a. nauseous after riding in a car- mdli mnie z głodu/ze strachu I’m nauseous from hunger/fear, I’m sick with hunger/fear ⇒ zemdlić2. (wywoływać wstręt, niechęć) mdli mnie na samą myśl o tym spotkaniu I feel sick just thinking about the meetingThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > mdl|ić
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3 nudności
plt (G nudności) nausea U- mieć nudności to feel nauseous* * *-i; pl* * *pl.Gen. -i nausea, queasiness.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > nudności
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4 przyprawiać
impf ⇒ przyprawić* * *-wiam, -wiasz, -wić; perf; vt* * *ipf.przyprawić pf.1. kulin. (= dodać przyprawę) season; (= nadać aromat) spice; (= nadawać smak) flavor, savor ( czymś with sth); przyprawiać do smaku season to taste; przyprawiać coś na ostro make sth hot; przyprawiać coś na słodko-kwaśno make sth sweet and sour.2. (= przymocować) fix, attach, fasten; przyprawić sobie brodę put on a false beard; przyprawić komuś rogi cuckold sb.3. (np. opowieść) (= ubarwiać) season.4. (= doprowadzić do jakiegoś stanu) make, cause, bring, give; przyprawiać kogoś o chorobę make sb sick; przyprawiać kogoś o dreszcze send a chill l. shivers down sb's spine; przyprawiać kogoś o gęsią skórkę give sb the creeps; przyprawiać kogoś o mdłości make sb nauseous, make sb sick, nauseate; przyprawiać kogoś o obłęd craze sb; przyprawiać kogoś o zawroty głowy make sb dizzy; przyprawiać kogoś o zawał serca give sb a heart attack.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > przyprawiać
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5 md|ły
adj. 1. (wywołujacy odruch wymiotny) nauseous, nauseating 2. (bez smaku) bland, insipid 3. (rozproszony) [światło] dim, faint 4. (nudny, nijaki) [interpretacja, styl, dzieło] bland, insipid; [wygląd] nondescript; [osobowość, utwór] vapid 5. (blady) [kolor] dullThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > md|ły
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