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1 matraque
matraque [matʀak]feminine noun[de police] baton ; [de malfaiteur] club• ça a été le coup de matraque (inf) (cher) it cost a bomb (inf) ; (inattendu) it was a bolt from the blue* * *matʀakrecevoir un coup de matraque — [manifestant] to be hit with a truncheon
c'est le coup de matraque — (colloq) fig it costs a fortune
* * *matʀak nf[malfaiteur] cosh Grande-Bretagne club, [policier] truncheon Grande-Bretagne billy USA* * *matraque nf gén club; ( de policier) truncheon GB, baton GB, billy US; ( de malfaiteur) cosh GB, blackjack US; recevoir un coup de matraque [manifestant] to be hit with a truncheon; il m'a donné deux coups de matraque he clubbed me twice; c'est le coup de matraque○ fig it costs a fortune.[matrak] nom féminin500 euros, c'est le coup de matraque! (familier & figuré) 500 euros, that's a bit steep! -
2 cios
m (G ciosu) 1. (uderzenie) blow; (pięścią) punch; (siekierą) blow, stroke; (nożem) thrust, stab- cios ręką/ręki a blow with/of the hand- cios pałką/siekierą a blow with a truncheon/an axe- cios pałki/siekiery the blow of a truncheon/an axe- cios w brzuch a blow to a. in the stomach- cios w głowę a blow to a. on the head- cios w plecy a blow in the back; (nożem) a stab in the back- zadać komuś cios w plecy (nożem) to stab sb in the back- zadać/wymierzyć komuś cios to strike sb, to give/deliver sb a blow- otrzymać a. dostać cios to receive a. get a. take a blow- otrzymać od kogoś cios w plecy (nożem) to be stabbed in the back by sb- odeprzeć/odparować cios to ward off/parry a blow także przen.- zasłonić się przed ciosem to shield oneself from a blow- wystawić się na ciosy to expose oneself to attack także przen.- powalił go jednym ciosem he knocked him down with one blow2. przen. blow- utrata pracy to dla niego prawdziwy cios the loss of his job a. losing his job is a real blow to a. for him- śmierć matki była dla nich ogromnym ciosem the death of their mother was a tremendous blow for them- dosięgnął a. dotknął ich/nas straszny cios they/we have suffered a terrible blow3. Archit., Budow. block- piaskowcowe ciosy sandstone blocks4. Geol. (spękana skała) jointed rock; (blok skalny) joint-block, jointed block 5. Zool. (kieł) tusk■ cios poniżej pasa (w boksie) blow a. punch below the belt, low blow; pot., przen. low blow, blow below the belt- zadać (komuś) cios poniżej pasa to hit (sb) below the belt, to deliver a low blow (to sb)- taki argument to cios poniżej pasa an argument like that is (way) below the belt- iść za ciosem pot., przen. to keep going, to follow sth up- po uzyskaniu stopnia magistra poszedł za ciosem i podjął studia doktoranckie after getting his degree, he decided to keep going and started a postgraduate programme- trzeba iść za ciosem, bo sytuacja jest teraz bardzo korzystna we should follow up this advantage while we can* * ** * *mi1. (= uderzenie) blow, stroke, hit; zadać ostateczny cios deal a decisive blow; jednym ciosem at one go; cios poniżej pasa low blow; zadać komuś/czemuś cios przen. deal sb/sth a blow, destroy sb/sth; iść za ciosem follow through (on) sth, finish what one has started.2. techn. ashlar, ashler.3. geol. joint.4. ciosy zool. (= kły) tusks.5. przen. (= nieszczęście) blow.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > cios
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3 porrazo
m.blow (blow).* * *1 (con bastón) blow; (al caer) bump, knock\darle/pegarle un porrazo a alguien to hit somebodydarse/pegarse un porrazo contra algo to crash into somethingde golpe y porrazo all of a sudden* * *noun m.bash, blow* * *SM1) (=golpe) thump, blow; (=caída) bump2)* * *masculino (fam)a) (con porra, palo etc)le dio un porrazo — he whacked him with his stick (o truncheon etc) (colloq)
b) ( accidente)se pegó un buen porrazo — he banged his head (o arm etc)
de porrazo — (Per fam) in one go (colloq)
* * *= knocking, wallop, whack.Ex. It seems to me that the Dewey engine is still ticking over, though there's an occasional knocking and it could no doubt do with a good tuning.Ex. Winter weather arrives with a wallop.Ex. Suddenly there was a loud ' whack- whack- whack' and I looked back to see the guide slapping the water with his fishing pole.----* darse un porrazo = come + a cropper.* * *masculino (fam)a) (con porra, palo etc)le dio un porrazo — he whacked him with his stick (o truncheon etc) (colloq)
b) ( accidente)se pegó un buen porrazo — he banged his head (o arm etc)
de porrazo — (Per fam) in one go (colloq)
* * *= knocking, wallop, whack.Ex: It seems to me that the Dewey engine is still ticking over, though there's an occasional knocking and it could no doubt do with a good tuning.
Ex: Winter weather arrives with a wallop.Ex: Suddenly there was a loud ' whack- whack- whack' and I looked back to see the guide slapping the water with his fishing pole.* darse un porrazo = come + a cropper.* * *( fam)1(con una porra): el policía le dio un porrazo the policeman whacked o clobbered him with his stick ( o billy club etc) ( colloq)2se pegaron un porrazo contra un árbol they smashed o crashed straight into a tree, they crashed slap-bang into o they went smack into a tree ( colloq)* * *
porrazo sustantivo masculino thump
' porrazo' also found in these entries:
Spanish:
golpe
English:
whack
* * *porrazo nm1. [golpe con la porra]un policía lo dejó inconsciente de un porrazo en la cabeza a policeman knocked him unconscious with a blow from his Br truncheon o US nightstick;la policía se abrió paso a porrazos the policeman beat his way through the crowd with his Br truncheon o US nightstickme di un porrazo tremendo contra la puerta I whacked myself on the door;se dio un porrazo con la moto he had a smash-up on his bike* * *m:darle un porrazo a alguien fam hit s.o.;darse opegarse un porrazo crash ( contra into)* * *porrazo nm1) : blow, whack2)de golpe y porrazo : suddenly* * *porrazo n
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