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101 pa|ść2
pf — pa|dać1 impf (padnę, padniesz, padł, padła, padli — padam) vi 1. (przewrócić się, zwalić się, opaść ciężko) to fall (down), to collapse- padł na wznak he fell on his back- padła zemdlona na podłogę she fell to the floor in a faint- padł na łóżko/na fotel he collapsed onto a. fell into the bed/the armchair- drzewa padały na ziemię trees were crashing to the ground- paść komuś w objęcia a. ramiona to fall into sb’s arms- paść sobie w objęcia a. ramiona to fall into each other’s arms, to fall on each other- paść na kolana a. klęczki to fall to a. on one’s knees (przed kimś/czymś before sb/sth)- paść komuś do nóg to fall at sb’s feet- paść przed kimś plackiem to prostrate oneself before sb- padam z nóg I’m dead tired; I’m dead beat pot.- padnij! Wojsk. down!2. (przemieścić się w dół) to fall down, to drop- dojrzałe jabłka padały na trawę ripe apples were dropping onto the grass- pocisk padł kilka metrów od naszego domu the missile fell a. came down several metres from our house3. (zatrzymać się) [spojrzenie, światło, cień] to fall (na kogoś/coś on sb/sth)- smuga światła padła na podłogę a beam of light fell on the floor- cienie drzew padały na drogę the trees were casting their shadows on the road- promienie słońca padały przez otwarte okna shunshine was flooding in through the open windows- jego wzrok padł na mnie his gaze fell on me- w naszą stronę padały ukradkowe spojrzenia sekretarki the secretary was giving us furtive glances, the secretary was casting furtive glances in our direction- akcent pada na drugą sylabę the stress falls a. is on the second syllable4. (zginąć) [żołnierz] to fall; [zwierzę] to die; [roślina] to die, to wither- paść w boju/na posterunku/na polu chwały to fall in battle/in the course of duty/with honour- paść z głodu i chorób to die a. perish from starvation and disease- rośliny padały z braku wody plants were dying a. withering for lack of water- padły pod siekierą wielowiekowe wierzby ancient willows were chopped down a. felled- zboże padało pod kosą corn was falling before the scythe5. (być zdobytym) [miasto, twierdza] to fall- miasto padło pod naporem przeważających sił wroga the town fell to overwhelming enemy forces6. (ponieść klęskę) [firma] to go bankrupt, to go under; to go bust pot.; [przedstawienie] to fall flat; to flop pot., to lay an egg US pot.; [gospodarka, system] to collapse 7. (ogarnąć) padł na nich strach/trwoga they were seized with fear/terror- padł na niego gniew królewski he incurred the wrath of the king książk.8. (przypaść w udziale) [podejrzenie] to be cast (na kogoś on sb); [głosy] to be cast (na kogoś/coś for a. in favour of sb/sth)- padło na niego 100 głosów he got 100 votes- padło 10 głosów za i 10 przeciw there were 10 votes for and 10 against- wybór padł na niego he was the one to be chosen- wygrana padła na numer 275 the winning number is/was 275- na jego los padła główna wygrana he won the first prize; he hit the jackpot pot.9 (być słyszalnym) [słowo] to be said; [rozkaz] to be issued; [propozycja, wniosek] to be put forward, to be moved; [strzał] to be fired- nie padło ani jedno słowo na ten temat not a word was said on this subject- padło wiele gorzkich słów there were many bitter words- padały cytaty, nazwiska, tytuły quotations, names and titles were being cited- czekała, ale pytanie nie padało she was waiting, but the question didn’t come- padł wniosek o powołanie komisji specjalnej it was proposed that a special commission be appointed- padają głosy, że… there is talk that…- padł rozkaz wymarszu marching orders were issued- padła komenda: „na ramię broń!” ‘slope a. shoulder arms!’ came the order- padło kilka strzałów several shots were fired- strzały padały gęsto bullets were hailing down10 Sport [bramka] to be scored; [rekord] to be established; [wynik] to be achieved- pierwsza bramka padła w drugiej połowie the first goal was scored in the second half- na zawodach padły dwa rekordy two new records were established at the championships- w drugim meczu padł wynik bezbramkowy the second match was goalless a. a no-score draw■ padać przed kimś na twarz (bać się kogoś) to fall prostrate before sb, to prostrate oneself before sb- chyba ci na mózg padło! you must be mad a. out of your mind!The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > pa|ść2
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102 wysiad|ka
pot. Ⅰ f 1. (z pojazdu) na pierwszym przystanku wysiadka get off at the first stop 2. przen. nie zdam tego egzaminu i wysiadka ze studiów if I flunk this exam it’ll be the end of the line for me (in terms of my studies) pot., przen. Ⅱ inter. everybody out!The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > wysiad|ka
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103 خفق
1́ n. pulsation, fall2́ v. become confused, throb, baulk, pulsate, bust, come, flap, pound, dilute, bedeck, whip, collapse, fizzle out, goof, flunk, flummox, miss, go wrong, go by the board, come to grief, muddle, misfire -
104 проваля
проваля̀,прова̀лям гл.1. frustrate, upset, foil, bring to naught; ( развалям план и пр.) wreck, ruin, spoil; ( законопроект) defeat; ( стачка) break; \проваля предложение turn down a suggestion/motion; \проваля сделка spoil a deal, (с гласуване) vote down a suggestion/motion;2. ( събарям) break (through);\проваля се 1. fall through; collapse; ( план и пр.) play havoc with, \проваля нечии планове cook (s.o.’s) goose, spike (s.o.’s) guns;2. (не успявам) fail; break down, collapse, founder, flop, be a flop; go flop; come to naught, go wrong, miscarry, misfire, come to grief; be a fiasco; разг. fall down (on); fizzle (out); sl. lay an egg; (на изпит) fail, амер. разг. flunk; разг. be/get plucked/ploughed; (за бизнес, усилия) разг. come a cropper, go down the drain, go down the tube, flop; fall flat; \проваля се в разг. fall down on; \проваля се напълно be a complete failure/flop. -
105 avvise
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106 исключать
cashier, eliminate, flunk, oust, preclude, remove, rule out -
107 уволить
1. flunk2. dismiss; give; dispense; spare3. discharge4. fireего уволили за то, что он надерзил хозяину — he was fired for being smart with the boss
5. sack6. shelve7. turn outСинонимический ряд:сократить (глаг.) выгнать; выпереть; вытурить; вышвырнуть; вышибить; дать расчет; отказать от места; прогнать; рассчитать; сократить -
108 уклониться
1. flunk2. elude3. flinch4. wriggle out of5. deviate; evade; swerve; digressуклонится от глиссады — deviate from the glide slope (refl.)
уклонится от курса — deviate from the course (refl.)
6. diverge7. quibbleСинонимический ряд:1. отклониться (глаг.) отклониться; отойти2. увернуться (глаг.) отбояриться; отбрыкаться; отвертеться; отвильнуть; открутиться; увернуться; увильнуть -
109 sjezen
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110 toslamak
1. /ı/ to butt. 2. /a/ (for the front end of a vehicle) to bump lightly against (something). 3. /ı/ slang to pay out, fork over (money). 4. /dan/ slang to fail, flunk (an examination or grade).
См. также в других словарях:
flunk out — ˌflunk ˈout [intransitive] [present tense I/you/we/they flunk out he/she/it flunks out present participle flunking out past tense … Useful english dictionary
flunk out — v. i. to be dismissed (from a school or course of study) due to failure to perform up to the minimum standard. Syn: fail out; wash out. [PJC] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
flunk-out — «FLUHNGK OWT», noun. U.S. Informal. a person who flunks out; flunkee: »a college flunk out … Useful english dictionary
flunk out — (of school) to be forced to leave school because of failing work. He had been a computer science student before he flunked out of a California university … New idioms dictionary
flunk out — phrasal verb [intransitive] Word forms flunk out : present tense I/you/we/they flunk out he/she/it flunks out present participle flunking out past tense flunked out past participle flunked out mainly American informal to have to leave a school… … English dictionary
flunk out of — phr verb Flunk out of is used with these nouns as the object: ↑college … Collocations dictionary
flunk out — fail a school program, fail a course If you flunk out of college, you will have to find a job … English idioms
flunk out of school — flunk out (of school) to be forced to leave school because of failing work. He had been a computer science student before he flunked out of a California university … New idioms dictionary
flunk out (of something) — ˌflunk ˈout (of sth) derived (NAmE, informal) to have to leave a school or college because your marks/grades are not good enough • He flunked out of college after four semesters. Main entry: ↑flunkder … Useful english dictionary
flunk out — be dismissed from school or college for failing examinations. → flunk … English new terms dictionary
flunk out — {v. phr.} To have to withdraw from school or college because of too many failing grades. * /Fred flunked out of college during his junior year./ … Dictionary of American idioms