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1 chrup|nąć
pf — chrup|ać1 impf vi (zatrzeszczeć) to crunch, to crack- szkło chrupało mu pod butami glass was crunching under his feet- złamana kość chrupnęła the bone broke with a crunch- w stawach mu chrupnęło his joints cracked a. made a cracking noise- chrupiące bułeczki crispy a. crusty bread rolls- chrupiąca marchewka a crunchy carrotThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > chrup|nąć
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2 wypie|c
pf — wypie|kać1 impf (wypiekę, wypieczesz, wypiekł, wypiekła, wypiekli — wypiekam) Ⅰ vt 1. (dobrze upiec) to cook [sth] until well done [mięso]; to bake [sth] until crusty a. crunchy [chleb, ciasto]- dobrze/zanadto wypieczony kurczak a well-done/an overdone chicken- dobrze wypieczone bułki crusty bread rolls2. pot. (zużyć na pieczenie)- wypiec dwa kilo mąki to use for baking two kilos of flour, to use two kilos of flour for bakingⅡ wypiec się — wypiekać się [ciasto, chleb] to bake until crusty a. crunchyThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > wypie|c
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3 buł|ka
f (zwykła) (bread) roll; (okrągła, słodka) bun- bułka barowa a. paryska a French loaf- bułka grahamka a wholewheat roll, a wholemeal roll GB a. graham roll US- bułka z makiem a poppy-seed roll- bułki z kiełbasą/serem salami/cheese rolls- bułki na hamburgery hamburger rolls a. buns- □ bułka tarta Kulin. breadcrumbs plThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > buł|ka
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