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41 paczusz|ka
f dem. 1. (pakunek) small parcel a. packet- paczuszka cukierków/z cukierkami a packet of sweets- apaszka była zapakowana w kolorową paczuszkę the scarf was wrapped in coloured paper2. (zbiór) packet- paczuszka listów/wizytówek a packet of letters/visiting cards3. (opakowanie) packet, pack US- paczuszka pieprzu/proszku do pieczenia a packet of pepper/baking powderThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > paczusz|ka
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42 pergaminow|y
adj. 1. (o papierze) papier pergaminowy greaseproof paper- wyłóż dno blachy pergaminowym papierem line a tin with (non-stick) baking parchment a. greaseproof paper2. (o cienkiej skórze) [oprawa, rękopis] parchment attr.- zwój pergaminowy a parchment scroll3. przen. [cera, skóra, twarz] parchment attr.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > pergaminow|y
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43 posmar|ować
pf Ⅰ vt 1. (pokryć) to spread- posmarować coś czymś to spread sth with sth- posmarować chleb dżemem to spread the bread with jam- posmarować blachę tłuszczem to grease a baking tin- chleb posmarowany masłem buttered bread- posmarować coś maścią to apply an ointment to sth- posmarować twarz kremem to put cream on one’s face, to apply cream to one’s face- posmarować komuś plecy olejkiem do opalania to rub sb’s back with suntan oil- posmaruj mi plecy could you do my back, please? ⇒ smarować2. (pobrudzić) to smear- posmarować sobie ubranie smarem to smear one’s clothes with greaseⅡ vi pot. (dać łapówkę) to pay a bribe; to pay a kickback pot.- jak się nie posmaruje, to się nic nie załatwi you always have to grease someone’s palm to get anything done ⇒ smarowaćⅢ posmarować się 1. (kremem) to put cream on one’s face, to apply cream to one’s face- posmarować się olejkiem do opalania to use suntan oil ⇒ smarować się2. (ubrudzić się) posmarować się na buzi czekoladą to smear one’s face with chocolateThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > posmar|ować
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44 prosz|ek
m 1. (G proszku) (substancja sypka) powder- mleko/zupa w proszku powdered milk/soup- proszek do pieczenia baking powder- proszek do prania washing powder- zawsze piorę w tym proszku I always use this washing powder2. (G proszka a. proszku) pot. (lekarstwo) pill- zażyć kilka proszków nasennych to take a few sleeping pills- proszek na uspokojenie a tranquillizer- proszek przeciwbólowy a painkiller- □ proszek szlifierski Techn. grinding powder■ być w proszku pot. to not be ready- jestem jeszcze w proszku z tymi rysunkami I’m not ready a. I’m behind schedule with the drawingsThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > prosz|ek
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45 so|da
f sgt Chem. soda- □ soda kaustyczna a. żrąca caustic soda- soda oczyszczona baking soda- soda rodzima Miner. natronThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > so|da
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46 wysmar|ować1
pf — wysmar|owywać impf Ⅰ vt 1. (natrzeć) to smear- wysmarować (sobie/komuś) plecy maścią to rub a. smear ointment on one’s/sb’s back- wysmarować blachę tłuszczem to grease a baking tin2. (ubrudzić) to smear- twarze wysmarowane sadzą faces smeared with soot3. (nabazgrać) to scribble Ⅱ wysmarować się — wysmarowywać się 1. (nasmarować się) to smear oneself- wysmarować się ochronnym kremem przeciwsłonecznym to put on a sunblock2. (wybrudzić się) to get smearedThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > wysmar|ować1
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47 zaklę|snąć (się)
pf — zaklę|sać (się) impf (zaklęsnął a. zaklęsł — sam) vi to sink- ciasto zaklęsło w foremce the cake sank a. went sad in the baking tinThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > zaklę|snąć (się)
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48 forma for·ma
-my, -my; dat & loc sg - mief1) (= kształt) form2) (do wypieków) baking tin3) (= matryca, odlew) mould BRIT, mold USbyć w złej/dobrej formie — to be in bad/good shape
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49 proszek prosz·ek
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