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21 leniwy
adj* * *a.1. (= gnuśny) lazy, indolent; form. slothful; (atmosfera, nastrój) idle, relaxed.2. (= powolny) slow, sluggish, unhurried.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > leniwy
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22 okładać
( pokrywać) to cover; (książkę, zeszyt) to wrapokładać chleb serem — to make a cheese sandwich; ( bić) to beat
okładać podatkiem/grzywną — to impose tax/fine on
* * *ipf.1. (= przykrywać) cover (up), wrap; okładać chleb serem make a cheese sandwich.2. pot. (= bić) batter, belabor, thrash; ( pałką) club, truncheon; okładać kogoś pięściami rain l. deliver blows on sb, pummel sb.ipf.1. (= przykrywać się) surround o.s.; okładać się książkami/notatkami bury oneself in one's books/notes ( in order to study).2. (= bić się nawzajem) rain blows on each other, pummel one another.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > okładać
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23 parmezan
The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > parmezan
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24 twaróg
The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > twaróg
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25 bryndza
• sheep cheese• sheep's milk cheese -
26 masa serowa
• body of cheese• cheese paste -
27 oczka sera
• eyes of cheese• holes of cheese -
28 oczkowatość sera
• eyes of cheese• holes of cheese -
29 ser bez oczek
• blind cheese• eyeless cheese -
30 ser niebieski
• blue-mould cheese• blue-veined cheese -
31 ser półtłusty
• half fat cheese• semi-fat cheese -
32 ser twarogowy
• cottage cheese• curd cheese -
33 ser zwarty
• blind cheese• eyeless cheese -
34 twaróg
• cottage cheese• curd cheese -
35 camember|t
/'kama'ber/ Ⅰ adj. inv. Camembert attr.- nie lubię sera camembert I don’t like Camembert cheeseⅡ m (G camemberta a. camembertu) Camembert (cheese) UThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > camember|t
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36 pier|óg
m zw. pl 1. (A pieróg a. pieroga) Kulin. pierogi z kapustą/mięsem cabbage/meat dumplings, dumplings stuffed with cabbage/meat 2. (A pieróg a. pieroga) Kulin. (pieczony) pie- pieróg z kapustą/mięsem a cabbage/meat pie3. Hist., Moda threecornered hat, tricorn(e)□ pierogi ruskie Kulin. dumplings with potato and cheese stuffing- leniwe pierogi Kulin. curd cheese dumplingsThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > pier|óg
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37 plast|er
m 1. Kulin. (mięsa, sera) slice; (bekonu) rasher; (do okładania mięsa) bard- plaster sera/wołowiny a slice of cheese/beef- pokroić pieczeń/żółty ser w plastry a. na plastry to cut roast meat a. the joint/cheese into slices- na kanapkę położył plaster szynki he put a slice of ham in his sandwich2. Med. (opatrunek) (sticking) plaster C/U GB, Band-Aid® US- plaster z opatrunkiem a (sticking) plaster (with a gauze pad) GB, a Band-Aid® US- plaster gorczycowy a mustard plaster- plaster na odciski a corn plaster- plaster przezskórny a transdermal patch- przykleić plaster na skaleczenie a. zalepić skaleczenie plastrem to put a plaster on a cut3. przen. (pociecha) balm przen., balsam przen.- jej słowa były jak plaster na moje rany her words were balm to my soul4. (miodu) (honey)comb- miód w plastrze honey in the combThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > plast|er
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38 serow|y
adj. [masa, deser, paluszki] cheese attr.- paluszki serowe cheese sticksThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > serow|y
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39 twar|óg
m (twarożek dim.) (G twarogu, twarożku) curd a. cottage cheese- twaróg ze śmietaną i szczypiorkiem cottage cheese with cream and chivesThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > twar|óg
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40 pierogi piero·gi
- gówpl[ruskie, nadziewane, z farszem]boiled dough pockets filled with meat, cheese or fruitCultural note: pierogi Pierogi is a popular dish in Central and Eastern European cuisine. Pierogi are small dumplings, made from dough which has been boiled or fried in fat and stuffed with various fillings, such as meat, cabbage with mushrooms or potato and onion. Pierogi can also be served sweet with cottage cheese or fruit, and covered in thick cream.
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