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m 1. Anat. tooth- zęby dolne/górne/przednie the lower/upper/front teeth- sztuczne zęby false teeth- pasta/szczoteczka do zębów toothpaste/a toothbrush- dać komuś w zęby to punch sb on the jaw- szczękałam zębami z zimna my teeth were chattering with the cold- zgrzytał zębami ze złości he gnashed his teeth in rage2. zw. pl Techn. (piły, koła zębatego, grzebienia) tooth; (widelca, wideł) prong 3. pot. (element dekoracyjny) brzeg powycinany w zęby a shark’s tooth edge- □ ząb mądrości wisdom tooth- ząb mleczny milk tooth- ząb sieczny incisor- ząb stały permanent tooth■ (a)ni w ząb not at all- ani w ząb nie znał angielskiego he didn’t know any English at all- bronić czegoś zębami i pazurami pot. to defend sth tooth and nail- coś na ząb pot. a little something to eat- wrzucić coś na ząb to have a bite to eat- zjeść zęby na czymś to have a lot of experience in sth- fotel nadgryziony zębem czasu a time-worn chair- zaciął a. zacisnął zęby he clenched a. gritted his teethThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > z|ąb
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