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1 opinia
-i; -e; gen pl -i; fpsuć (zepsuć perf) komuś opinię — to give lub earn sb a bad name
psuć (zepsuć perf) sobie opinię — to earn a bad name (for o.s.)
* * *f.Gen. -ii1. (= pogląd, sąd) opinion, view; przychylna opinia positive opinion; sprzeczne opinie dissenting l. conflicting opinions l. views; podzielam twoją opinię I agree with you, I share your views; polegam na twojej opinii I trust your judgement; zyskałeś w mojej opinii now I have a high opinion of you; według opinii specjalistów nie możemy zaciągnąć kolejnego kredytu according to experts we cannot take out another loan; opinia publiczna public opinion.2. (= reputacja) reputation, opinion; tą historią z kradzionym samochodem zepsuł sobie opinię this story about the stolen car earned him a bad name l. ruined his reputation; doktor Kowalski cieszy się opinią doskonałego chirurga doctor Kowalski enjoys a fine reputation as a surgeon; ktoś stara się zszargać mi opinię sb is trying to tarnish my reputation.3. (= ocena przełożonego) opinion, assessment, reference; wydać komuś opinię provide sb with a (letter of) reference; załączyć opinię z poprzedniego miejsca pracy enclose references from the previous employer; opinia biegłego rewidenta handl., prawn. auditor's report.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > opinia
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