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m 1. (dla pszczół) beehive, hive 2. pot. (więzienie) the slammer pot., the nick GB pot., the cooler US pot.■ tu huczy a. roi się jak w ulu (panuje zgiełk) the place is a hive a. beehive of activity, the place is buzzing with activity- w głowie szumiało jej jak w ulu her head a. mind was buzzing with ideas- na wieść o tym w pokoju zawrzało jak w ulu when the news came, the room was abuzz* * *-a; -e; gen pl; -i lub -ów; m* * *ulmiGen. -a beehive, hive; w klasie wrzało jak w ulu there was a great hubbub l. hurly burly l. uproar in the class; gromadzić się w ulu hive.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > ul
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