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1 przejściowo
adv. [mieszkać, przebywać] temporarily- traktował tę pracę przejściowo he treated the job as a temporary one, he treated it as a temporary jobThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > przejściowo
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2 zahaczać
impf ⇒ zahaczyć* * *1. (-am, -asz); -yć; vt zahaczać coś o coś — to hook sth (on)to sth2. vi( w rozmowie) to touch (up)on sthzahaczyć o Pragę/znajomego — (pot: wstąpić na krótko) to stop off in Prague/at a friend's place
* * *ipf.3. pot. (= odwiedzać, wstępować) stop off (o kogoś/coś at sb's place/somewhere).ipf.1. (= zaczepiać się) catch ( o coś on sth).2. pot. (= zatrzymywać się tymczasowo) stay temporarily; (= znaleźć tymczasową pracę) find a temporary job; zahaczyć się w szkole land a teaching job.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > zahaczać
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3 zahacz|yć
pf — zahacz|ać impf Ⅰ vt 1. (zawiesić) to hook- zahaczyć drabinę o dach to hook a ladder on the roof2. pot. (zapytać) to accost- zahaczył jakiegoś przechodnia i zapytał o drogę he accosted a passer-by and asked the way- ktoś zahaczył go o termin somebody asked him about the deadlineⅡ vi 1. (zawadzić) to catch- zahaczył rękawem o gwóźdź he caught his sleeve on a nail- kotwica zahaczyła o dno the anchor was hooked to the bottom2. pot. (wstąpić) to stop off- w drodze powrotnej zahaczyli o Warszawę/znajomych on the way back they stopped off at Warsaw/some friendsⅢ zahaczyć się — zahaczać się 1. (zaczepić się) to catch- latawiec zahaczył się o gałęzie the kite got caught in some branches2. pot. zahaczył się w firmie wujka he found a job in his uncle’s company- zahaczył się na pewien czas w Warszawie he found temporary accommodation in WarsawThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > zahacz|yć
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