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impf ⇒ podać* * *-aję, -ajesz, -ać; perf; vt(książkę, cukier) to pass; (nazwisko, cenę, przykład) to give; (wiadomość, rezultaty) to announce; ( lekarstwo) to administer; (piłkę: w tenisie, siatkówce) to serve; ( w piłce nożnej) to passpodawać coś komuś — to pass sb sth lub sth to sb
podawać (do wiadomości), że... — to announce that...
* * *ipf.- aję -ajesz, - awaj1. (= dawać, wręczać) give, hand; podać piłkę sport (w tenisie, siatkówce) serve; ( w piłce nożnej) pass the ball; podać komuś rękę l. podać sobie ręce shake hands with sb; podawać do stołu/herbatę serve the meal/tea; podać komuś ramię give one's arm to sb; podawać komuś pomocną dłoń give a helping hand to sb; podać komuś płaszcz help sb put his/her coat on; podawać dziecko do chrztu (= być rodzicem chrzestnym) be godparent ( to sb's child); ( w trakcie ceremonii) hold the baby in the baptism ceremony.2. (= ogłaszać, zawiadamiać) announce; gazety podają, że... newspapers say that...; podawać z ust do ust pass by word of mouth; podawać coś do wiadomości announce sth; podać coś do druku submit sth for publication; podać coś w wątpliwość call sth into question; podać kogoś do sądu take sb to court; czy może mi pani podać swoje nazwisko? could you give me your name, please?; za chwilę podamy wyniki dzisiejszego losowania totolotka in a moment we will present the numbers drawn in today's lottery.ipf.profess o.s. ( za kogoś as l. to be sb); pose ( za kogoś as sb); podać się do dymisji hand in one's resignation.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > podawać
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godparent — [gäd′per΄ənt, gäd′par΄ənt] n. a person who sponsors a child, as at baptism, and, traditionally, assumes responsibility for the child s faith; godmother or godfather … English World dictionary
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godparent — UK [ˈɡɒdˌpeərənt] / US [ˈɡɑdˌperənt] noun [countable] Word forms godparent : singular godparent plural godparents an adult who promises during the Christian ceremony of baptism to give a child support and religious education. A male godparent is… … English dictionary
godparent — /god pair euhnt, par /, n. a godfather or godmother. [1860 65; GOD + PARENT] * * * ▪ Christianity formally sponsor (from Latin spondere, “to promise”) , masculine godfather , feminine godmother one who stands surety for another in the… … Universalium
godparent — god|par|ent [ gad,perənt ] noun count an adult who promises during the Christian ceremony of baptism to give a child support and religious education. A male godparent is called a godfather and a female godparent is called a godmother … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
godparent — [[t]gɒ̱dpeərənt[/t]] godparents N COUNT: usu with poss In the Christian religion, if you are the godparent of a younger person, you promise to help bring them up in the Christian faith … English dictionary
godparent — This word refers to a person who agrees to provide assistance and good example to a person who is going to receive the sacrament of Baptism. A godparent of those baptized as infants agrees to help raise the child as a Christian and to provide… … Glossary of theological terms
godparent — noun Date: 1865 a sponsor at baptism … New Collegiate Dictionary
godparent — noun a) The person who stood for a child during a naming ceremony or baptism b) A godfather or godmother … Wiktionary
godparent — god|pa|rent [ˈgɔdˌpeərənt US ˈga:dˌper ] n someone who promises at a ↑baptism ceremony to help a child, and to teach him or her Christian values … Dictionary of contemporary English
