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1 złapać
(-pię, -piesz); vb; od łapać* * *pf.1. (= pozbawić wolności) catch; seize; apprehend.2. pot. (= zatrzymać kogoś) catch, get hold of sb; nie udało mi się go złapać w biurze I didn't manage to get hold of him in the office; złapać kogoś na kłamstwie catch sb out (lying); złapał mnie na gorącym uczynku he caught me red-handed.3. (= schwytać coś) catch; złapać oddech catch one's breath; złapać pociąg, autobus, samolot itp. pot. catch a train, bus, plane, etc.; złapać gumę pot. have a flat tire.4. (= uchwycić) grab, catch, get l. take hold of (sb l. sth); złapać kogoś za kołnierz grab sb by the collar; złapać kogoś za rękę take sb by the hand; przen. catch sb stealing, catch sb red-handed; złapać kogoś za słowo catch sb out, turn sb's words against them; uważaj, bo prąd cię złapie watch out or you'll get an electric shock.5. ( o odczuciach) (= wystąpić nagle) come over; złapałem grypę I caught flu; I got the flu; złapał mnie kurcz I was seized with a cramp.pf.1. (= chwycić się za coś) clutch, grasp; złapać się za głowę clutch one's head; złapać się za kolano grasp one's knee; złapać się na czymś catch o.s. doing sth; złapać się za coś pot. start doing sth, get down to sth.2. (= chwycić siebie nawzajem) catch each other l. one another; grab each other l. one another.3. (= być schwytanym) get caught.4. przen. (= być oszukanym) be taken in, be deceived.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > złapać
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2 połączenie
-nia, -nia; gen pl -ń; nt(kolejowe, telefoniczne) connection; ( zespół elementów) combination; ( element łączący) joint* * *n.1. ( złącze) connection; joint.2. ( zespół elementów) combination; to zjawisko występuje w połączeniu z innym this phenomenon occurs in combination with another one.3. ( łączność) connection; połączenie konferencyjne conference call; połączenie telefoniczne phone connection.4. ( komunikacja) connection, link; połączenie autobusowe bus l. coach connection; połączenie kolejowe train connection, rail link; połączenie lotnicze plane connection; jakie mam rano połączenie do Krakowa? what are the morning trains (coaches, planes, etc.) to Cracow?The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > połączenie
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