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1 gordísimo
adj.excessively fat, excessively obese, overobese.* * *Ex. She is grossly overweight, no will power where food is concerned, looks far less attractive and seems to do little to rectify any of this.* * *Ex: She is grossly overweight, no will power where food is concerned, looks far less attractive and seems to do little to rectify any of this.
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2 monstrualnie
adv. książk. 1. (potwornie) [brzydki] monstrously, grotesquely; [przytyć] enormously, grossly- był monstrualnie otyły he was grossly overweight2. (ogromnie) [wielki, rozrośnięty] monstrously, enormously- miał monstrualnie wielkie uszy he had gigantic earsThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > monstrualnie
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3 чрезвычайно полный
General subject: grossly overweightУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > чрезвычайно полный
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4 azal
iz.1.a. ( oro.) surface; Lurraren \\ planetaren \azalean on the Earth' s \\ the planet' s surfaceb. ( kanpoaldea) exterior, outsidec. (Geol.) ( Lurrarena) surface, crust ; \azal freatiko aquifer, phreatic layer2. (irud.)a. outside, surfaceb. \azaletik superficially3. Tek.a. surface; \azal distiragabe matt surface; \azal eusle bearing surface; \azal kargatu stressed; \azal profilatu {outlined || edged} surface; \azal zimur {rough || roughened} surface; \azala kentzeko hortz roller box tool | tangential turning tool; \azal launtzeko makina surface planing machineb. [ izenen aurrean ] \azalegoera surface {condition || finish}; \azal-zeinu surface mark; \azal-zimurtasun surface roughness4. Anat.a. skinb. (irud.) (esa.) \azala egin to doublecross, betray, trick, delude; ez du \azalak hartzen Lagunart. he' s too big for his britches ; \azalak hartu ezinik dago he' s too big for his britches ; \azalak ukan to be cheeky | to have a lot of {gall || nerve} ; zure \azalean banengo if I were in your shoes; \azal bete-betean egon to be grossly overweight; hau duk \azala! (G) that' s amazing!5. (Bot.)a. ( zuhaitzari d.) barkb. ( aleari, fruituari d.) skin; e-i \azal kendu to peel sth; \azalak peelingsc. ( banana, laranjari d.) peel, skind. ( laranjari d., e.a.) peel, rinde. ( patata) skin, jacket ; \azalak potato peelingsf. ( mahatsari d.) skin6.a. ( liburuari d.) cover; bigarren \azal book jacket; e-i \azala eman to bind; \azalez jantzi to bindb. ( bilkina) wrapper7.a. ( h.g. ohe-\azal) spread, coverb. ( burkoari d.) case8. ( zafla) sheet9. ( p.) Lagunart.a. rascal; \azal ona haiz you' re a real rascalb. \azal hutsa da he' s a real hypocrite io. ( platera) shallow adb. \azalegi landatu to plant... too shallow, not to plant... deep enough -
5 lard
n. m.1. Faire du lard: To 'run to fat' (by doing bugger-all), to grow fat and idle.2. Gros lard: 'Fatso', grossly overweight man.3. Sauter sur le lard à quelqu'un: To pounce on someone.4. Rentrer dans le lard à quelqu'un: To 'lam into', to aggress someone.5. Mettre le lard au saloir (joc.): To 'hit the sack', to get between the sheets.7. Se racler le lard: To 'scrape the stubble', to have a shave.8. Tête de lard:a 'Fat-head', fool.b 'Pig-head', obdurate character.9. Prendre tout sur son lard: To be 'ready to carry the can', to take full responsibility for something.10. Ne pas savoir si c'est du lard ou du cochon: Not to know what to make of something. -
6 grub|y
Ⅰ adj. grad. 1. (otyły) fat, overweight- była gruba w talii she had a thick waist- miał grube nogi he had fat legs- gruby jak bela a. beczka (as) fat as a pig2. (nie cienki) [krata, warkocz, deska] thick- patrzył przez grube szkła okularów he peered through his thick (eye)glasses- gruby druk/gruba czcionka bold a. heavy print- miała na twarzy grubą warstwę pudru she was wearing a thick layer of powder- te mury są grube na pół metra the walls are half a metre thick3. (ciepły) [sweter, kurtka, spódnica] thick, heavy 4. [głos] deep 5. (nie drobny) coarse- gruby cukier coarse sugar- kasza/mąka z grubego przemiału coarse a. coarsely ground groats/flourⅡ adj. pot. 1. (prostacki) crude, coarse- grube żarty crude jokes- gruby kawał a crude joke2. (duży) gruba przesada a gross exaggeration- będę miała grube nieprzyjemności I’m going to be in serious trouble- w grubym uproszczeniu można powiedzieć, że… at the risk of grossly oversimplifying, we could say…3. (o dużej sumie) odziedziczyć grube miliony to inherit millions- wygrać grube pieniądze to win big money pot.- wziąć grube odszkodowanie to get hefty compensationⅢ grub|y m, gruba f pot., pejor. fatso pot., pejor.- gruby, odsuń się! get out of the way, fatso!Ⅳ grube plt pot. (o pieniądzach) big money pot.- pozbyć się drobnych i zachować grube to get rid of the small change and keep the big notesⅤ z grubsza adv. pot. (w przybliżeniu) roughly, in the neighbourhood of GB, in the neighborhood of US; (niedokładnie) more or less- będzie cię to z grubsza kosztować jakieś dwa tysiące złotych the cost will be in the neighbourhood of two thousand zlotys- objaśnić coś z grubsza to give a rough a. sketchy explanation of sth- oceniać z grubsza koszty/zyski to give a rough estimate of the costs/profits- z grubsza już posprzątałam I’ve given the place a quick once-over pot.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > grub|y
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