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pf — dop|inać impf (dopnę — dopinam) Ⅰ vt 1. (zapiąć do końca) (na guziki) to button (up), to do up; (na zamek) to zip up- dopiąć bluzkę/marynarkę to button up a. do up one’s blouse/jacket- dopiąć spodnie to zip up a. do up one’s trousers- dopiąć guziki w koszuli to do up the buttons on one’s shirt- pamiętaj o dopięciu płaszcza pod szyją remember to button your coat all the way up at the neck- dopnij mi suwak zip me up, do up my zip2. (dołączyć) to enclose (do czegoś sth)- dopiąć treskę/warkocz/kok to attach a hairpiece- dopiąć kopię do oryginału (spinaczem) to clip the copy to the original; (zszywaczem) to staple the copy to the original; (w segregatorze) to clip the copy into the file together with the original- dopiął życiorys do podania he clipped his CV to the applicationⅡ dopiąć się — dopinać się (zapiąć się) to button (up) one’s clothes- nie mogę się dopiąć, chyba przytyłem I can’t do up my trousers: I must have put on weight- marynarka się na nim nie dopina the jacket is too small for him■ dopiąć swego a. celu to have a. get one’s own way- dopiąć coś (na ostatni guzik) to button up sth a. sth up- wszystko dopięto na ostatni guzik everything was ready right down to a T a. teeThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > dop|iąć
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