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1 bada|ć
impf Ⅰ vt 1. (dokładnie poznawać) to examine, to study [problem, zjawisko]; to test [teorię, hipotezę]- badać coś pod mikroskopem to examine a. study sth under a microscope- badać język/zachowanie zwierząt to study a language/the behaviour of animals- badać poziom cukru we krwi to test sugar-levels in blood ⇒ zbadać2. (sprawdzać dokładnie) to study, to examine [dokumenty]; to check [temperaturę]; to explore, to reconnoitre [teren]- zanim się odezwał, przez długą chwilę badał mnie wzrokiem he scrutinized me for a long while before he said anything- starannie badał, czy go ktoś nie śledzi he carefully checked to see if anyone was following him- badać dno nogą to test the bottom with one’s foot- badano ten preparat na małpach the preparation was tested on monkeys3. Med. (kontrolować stan zdrowia) to examine [pacjenta]- badać puls to take a. feel sb’s pulse- badać sobie krew/wzrok to have a blood/an eye test ⇒ zbadać4. (zadawać pytania) to question, to examine [oskarżonego, świadka] Ⅱ badać się 1. (oglądać się nawzajem) to observe one another, to eye one another 2. Med. (być badanym) to be examined, to have a check-up- badać się u kardiologa to have a cardiological check-up ⇒ zbadać sięThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > bada|ć
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2 maca|ć
impf Ⅰ vt 1. (dotykać) to feel, to fumble- macał ścianę, szukając w ciemnym pokoju kontaktu he was feeling along the wall to find the switch in the dark- niewidomy macał laską drogę a blind man was feeling his way with his cane- macać puls choremu to feel the patient’s pulse- nogi miał przywalone cegłami, więc zaczął macać wokół siebie his legs were buried under the bricks, so he started fumbling about- maca, czy portfel jest na miejscu he’s feeling his wallet to see if it’s in its place ⇒ wymacać2. Roln. macać kury/gęsi to feel hens/geese for an egg- jemu kury macać, a nie zajmować się polityką pejor. he should be working in the field rather than involving himself in politics3. przen. (szukać) to probe, to explore- artyleria maca pozycje nieprzyjaciela the artillery is probing the enemy’s position- strażnik reflektorem macał każdą ciemniejszą plamę the guard probed a. explored every dark spot with the searchlight ⇒ namacać4. pot. (dotykać lubieżnie) to grope pot., to paw pot.- żołnierze macali miejscowe dziewczyny the soldiers were groping the local girlsⅡ macać się 1. (dotykać się, żeby coś sprawdzić) to feel- nerwowo macać się po kieszeni to nervously feel (around) in one’s pocket ⇒ pomacać się2. pot. (obejmować się) to grope each other pot., to feel each other up pot.- macali się na ławce w parku they were groping each other on a park benchThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > maca|ć
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3 wypadow|y
adj. 1. (wycieczkowy) baza wypadowa dla narciarzy/dla pragnących poznać ten region a base for skiers/from which to explore the region 2. Wojsk. [oddział, grupa] sortie attr.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > wypadow|y
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