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1 zasmakować
(-uję, -ujesz); vi perfzasmakowało mu to — he found it tasty; (przen) he found it to his liking
zasmakować w czymś — to acquire lub develop a taste for sth
* * *pf.1. (= polubić) acquire a taste ( w czymś for sth).2. (= spodobać się) develop a taste; zasmakowała mi węgierska kuchnia I developed a taste for Hungarian cuisine; zasmakowała nam swoboda we tasted freedom.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > zasmakować
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2 zasmak|ować
pf Ⅰ vt (zakosztować) to taste [swobody, władzy, życia] Ⅱ vi 1. (polubić) to develop a taste (w czymś for sth)- zasmakować w podróżowaniu/grach hazardowych to develop a taste for travelling/gambling2. (przypaść do gustu) zasmakowała mi ta potrawa I liked that dish- zasmakowała im wolność they enjoyed the taste of freedomThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > zasmak|ować
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3 upodoba|nie
Ⅰ sv ⇒ upodobać Ⅱ n liking (do czegoś for sth); predilection książk. (do czegoś for sth)- upodobania artystyczne/kulinarne artistic/culinary tastes- ludzie o podobnych upodobaniach people with a. of similar tastes- mieć upodobanie do czytania to like a. enjoy reading- mieć dziwaczne upodobania to have bizarre tastes- zawsze miał dziwne upodobania he’s always had strange tastes- mieć szczególne upodobanie do czegoś to have a penchant a. a special liking for sth- odpowiadać czyimś upodobaniom to be to sb’s liking a. taste- to bardziej odpowiada moim upodobaniom that’s more to my liking; that’s more up my street GB pot., that’s more up my alley US pot.- kierować się własnymi upodobaniami to follow one’s own inclinations- nabrać upodobania do czegoś to develop a taste a. liking for sth- wyjść naprzeciw upodobaniom klientów to meet the tastes of the customers- zmienić swoje muzyczne upodobania to change one’s musical tastes- znajdować w czymś upodobanie to enjoy sth, to get a. derive pleasure from sth- każdy ma swoje (własne) upodobania to each his own, everyone to his (own) taste- ludzie mają różne upodobania there’s no accounting for tastes- z upodobaniem with great pleasure- robić coś z upodobaniem to get a lot of pleasure out of doing sth- z upodobaniem czytam wiersze I get a lot of pleasure out of reading poems, I enjoy reading poems (very much)The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > upodoba|nie
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4 zagust|ować
pf vi książk. (polubić) to develop a taste (w kimś/czymś for sb/sth)- zagustowała w muzyce Wschodu/we francuskich serach/w sensacyjnych powieściach she developed a taste for Eastern music/French cheeses/thrillers ⇒ gustować- kto mi zagwarantuje, że nie stracę na tej transakcji? who will guarantee that I won’t lose out on this deal? ⇒ gwarantowaćThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > zagust|ować
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5 upodoba|ć
pf vi książk. upodobać sobie coś to take a liking to sth, to develop a taste a. liking for sth- szczególnie upodobać sobie kogoś to take a special liking to sbThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > upodoba|ć
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