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m sgt (G gniewu) anger, rage- gwałtowny/nagły/ślepy gniew unbridled/sudden/blind anger a. rage- napad/wybuch gniewu a fit/an outburst of anger a. rage- w gniewie in anger- ogarnięty gniewem overhelmed by anger- budzić/rozpalać (czyjś) gniew a. gniew (w kimś) to rouse/stir up sb’s anger- czuć/okazywać gniew to feel/show anger- trząść się z gniewu to quiver with rage- kipieć gniewem to be seething (with anger)- pałać a. płonąć gniewem to be burning with anger- wpaść w gniew to get angry, to fly into a rage- wybuchnąć gniewem to explode with anger a. to lose one’s temper- wyładować swój gniew to vent one’s anger- hamować/tłumić gniew to contain/swallow one’s anger- powstrzymywać gniew to keep one’s temper- gniew na kogoś/coś anger at sb/sth, rage against sb/sth- gniew bogów the wrath of the gods* * *anger, wrathwpadać (wpaść perf) w gniew — to fly into a rage, to flare up
* * *mi1. (= złość) anger; wybuch gniewu fit of anger; tłumić w sobie gniew hold back one's anger; wpaść w gniew fall into a fit of anger; wprawić kogoś w gniew make sb furious; wybuchnąć l. unieść się gniewem explode with l. in anger.2. (= kłótnia) feud.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > gniew
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