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1 bomb|a
Ⅰ f 1. (pocisk, materiał wybuchowy) bomb- bomba głębinowa a depth charge a. bomb- bomba pułapka a booby trap (bomb)- podłożyć bombę to plant a bomb- zrzucać bomby to drop bombs- bomba atomowa the atom bomb- wpaść/wypaść jak bomba to burst a. storm in/tear a. storm out2. pot., przen. (sensacyjna wiadomość) bombshell; (o osobie, wydarzeniu) sensation- ta wiadomość to była prawdziwa bomba the news came as an absolute bombshell- ta aktorka to bomba sezonu this actress is the sensation of the season3. (przedmiot o kształcie kulistym) ball 4. Kulin. bombe 5. Sport (w tenisie) rocket serve; (w siatkówce) spike; (w piłce nożnej) rocket (of a) shot, bomb of a shot Ⅱ inter. pot. (that’s) fantastic! pot., ace! pot.- □ bomba cezowa Med. caesium therapy a. telecaesium unit- bomba kalorymetryczna Chem. bomb calorimeter- bomba piwa jar GB pot.; large beer- bomba wodorowa Chem., Techn. hydrogen bomb, H-bomb- bomba wulkaniczna Geol. (volcanic) bomb- bomba zegarowa time bomb także przen.- seks-bomba sex bomb pot.■ bomba (poszła) w górę Wyś. Kon. they’re off!The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > bomb|a
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2 bomba
* * *f.1. broń, wojsk. bomb; bomba atomowa atom l. nuclear bomb; euf. the bomb; bomba neutronowa neutron bomb; bomba rozpryskowa cluster bomb; bomba wodorowa hydrogen bomb; bomba głębinowa depth charge; bomba lotnicza aerial bomb; bomba zapalająca incendiary bomb, firebomb; bomba zegarowa time bomb; bomba-pułapka booby trap; uzbrojona bomba live bomb; podłożyć bombę plant a bomb; wpaść jak bomba przen. come bursting in.2. bomba kobaltowa fiz. cobalt bomb.3. ( sensacyjna wiadomość) sensation; bomba pękła a bombshell was dropped; bomba sezonu (this) season's blockbuster; (dla mnie) bomba! l. ale bomba! that's awesome!4. (= duży kulisty przedmiot) ball; bomba czekoladowa chocolate ball.5. żart. (= kufel) mug.7. szkoln. (= najniższa ocena) F; dać komuś bombę give sb an F; dostałem bombę z egzaminu I bombed on the test.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > bomba
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3 seksbomba
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4 sensacja
-i; -e; gen pl; -i; f- sensacje* * *f.sensation; chwilowa l. krótkotrwała sensacja a nine-days' wonder; pogoń za sensacją pursuit of the sensational; wywołać l. wzbudzić sensację cause a sensation; (= powiedzieć l. ogłosić coś zaskakującego) drop a bombshell.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > sensacja
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bombshell — noun VERB + BOMBSHELL ▪ be, come as (BrE) ▪ His revelation was a bombshell. ▪ The news came as a bombshell. ▪ drop ▪ Then sh … Collocations dictionary
bombshell — [[t]bɒ̱mʃel[/t]] bombshells N COUNT A bombshell is a sudden piece of bad or unexpected news. His resignation after thirteen years is a political bombshell... The police told me. It was a bombshell. I had no idea. ● PHRASE: V and N inflect If… … English dictionary
bombshell — bomb|shell [ bam,ʃel ] noun count INFORMAL 1. ) an event or piece of news that is unexpected and shocking: The announcement of job losses came as a total bombshell. drop a bombshell (=give an unexpected and shocking piece of news): Anna suddenly… … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
bombshell — bomb|shell [ˈbɔmʃel US ˈba:m ] n 1.) an unexpected and very shocking piece of news ▪ Then came the bombshell: the factory was to close down. ▪ Finally she dropped the bombshell . She was pregnant, she said. 2.) blonde bombshell humorous a… … Dictionary of contemporary English
