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4 plu|nąć
pf — plu|ć impf (plunęła, plunęli — pluję) vi 1. (wypluwać) to spit- pluć krwią to spit (up) blood- plunąć na podłogę to spit on the floor- plunąć komuś w twarz to spit in sb’s face także przen.- pluć na kogoś/coś przen. to not give a damn about sb/sth pot.- pluń na niego! przen. let him go to hell! pot.- pluń na tę pracę! przen. why don’t you just jack it in! GB pot.2. przen. (miotać) to spit vt- pluć obelgami a. wyzwiskami to heap a. shower abuse a. insults- plunął mu prosto w twarz stekiem obelg he hurled abuse at him- karabin plunął gradem kul the gun spat a. blasted out bullets- szyb naftowy pluł ropą oil spurted from the wellThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > plu|nąć
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5 plu|snąć
pf — plu|skać impf (plusnę, plusnęła, plusnęli — pluska a. pluszcze) Ⅰ vi 1. [woda] to splash; [deszcz, kropla] to splatter; [fale] to wash- deszcz pluskał o szyby the rain splattered against the windowpanes- fale pluskały o brzeg łodzi the waves washed against the side of the boat- woda plusnęła z kranu water splashed from the tap2. (uderzyć, upaść z pluskiem) to splash- w pobliżu plusnęła ryba I/we heard the splash of a fish nearby- kamień plusnął w wodę the stone splashed into the water- plusnąłem do basenu I splashed into the pool- wpaść do wody z głośnym pluśnięciem to fall into the water with a loud splash- pluskanie wioseł the splashing of oarsⅡ pluskać się (pluska się a. pluszcze się) [ludzie, kaczki] to splash (around)- dzieci pluskały się w morzu the children were splashing around in the seaThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > plu|snąć
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6 plu|cha
f foul weather- jesienna/listopadowa plucha foul autumn/November weather- w taką pluchę nie chce mi się wychodzić z domu it’s such foul weather that I don’t even want to go outThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > plu|cha
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7 płu|kać
impf (płuczę) vt to rinse [bieliznę, naczynia, warzywa]- płukać gardło to gargle- płucz gardło wodą z solą gargle with salt water- zawsze płuczę warzywa pod bieżącą wodą I always rinse vegetables in running water a. under the tap- cykl płukania a rinse cycleThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > płu|kać
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14 Pluderhose
Plu|der|ho|se ['pluːdɐ-]fharem pants pl, Turkish trousers pl (esp Brit)* * *Plu·der·ho·se[ˈplu:dɐho:zə]* * *die pantaloons pl.; (orientalischer Art) Turkish trousers pl* * *die pantaloons pl.; (orientalischer Art) Turkish trousers pl -
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plu|ra|lisch [plu'raːlɪʃ] (GRAM)1. adjplural2. advein Wort plurálisch gebrauchen — to use a word in the plural
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18 प्लु
plucl. 1. Ā. Dhātup. XXII, 62 ; cf. XIV, 40 ;
plávate (rarely P. - ti;
pf. pupluve Br. etc., 3. pl. - vuḥ Hariv. ;
aor. aploshṭa Br. etc., 2. pl. aploḍhvam Pāṇ. 8-3, 78 Sch. ;
Prec. ploshīshṭa VII, 2, 43 Sch. ;
fut. ploshyati, - te Br. etc.;
ind. p. -plū́ya ṠBr. ;
- plutya MBh. etc.), to float, swim RV. etc. etc.;
to bathe MBh. Ragh. ;
to go orᅠ cross in a boat, sail, navigate MBh. Hariv. ;
to sway to andᅠ fro, hover, soar, fly Br. MBh. Hariv. ;
to blow (as the wind) MBh. Var. ;
to pass away, vanish by degrees ṠBr. R. (v.l.);
to be lengthened orᅠ prolated (as a vowel seeᅠ pluta) RPrāt. ĀpṠr. Sch. ;
(older form pru q.v.) to hop, skip, leap, jump, spring from (abl.) orᅠ to orᅠ into orᅠ over orᅠ upon (acc.) MBh. R. etc.:
Caus. plāvayati (rarely - te, orᅠ plāvayati;
aor. apiplavat Bhaṭṭ., apupl- Gr.), to cause to float orᅠ swim, bathe, wash, inundate, submerge KātyṠr. MBh. etc.
to overwhelm i.e. supply abundantly with (instr.) MBh. ;
to wash away, remove (guilt, sin etc.) MBh. BhP. ;
to purify MBh. ;
to prolate (a vowel) ṠrS. ;
to cause to jump orᅠ stagger Bhaṭṭ.:
Desid. of Caus. piplāvayishati orᅠ puplāvayishati Pāṇ. 7-4, 81:
Desid. puplūshate Gr.:
Intens. poplūyate, to swim about orᅠ rapidly R. Var. ;
+ cf. Gk. πλέω for πλεγγω, πλύνω;
Old Lat. per-plovere;
Lat. pluit, pluvius;
Lith. plauti;
Angl. Sax. flovan;
Germ., flawjan, flawên, vlouwen etc.
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19 Plutarco
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20 Pluderhose
Plu·der·ho·se [ʼplu:dɐho:zə] f
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