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141 zalewać
impf ⇒ zalać* * *(o rzece, świetle, tłumie) to flood, (o płynie: moczyć) to drench; ( plamić) to stainzalewać coś wodą/mlekiem — to pour water/milk over sth
krew mnie zalewa — pot my blood is up
* * *ipf.1. (= moczyć) drench.2. (= zatapiać) ( o cieczy) flood; zalać coś wodą/mlekiem pour water/milk over sth; zalać pałę pot. booze it up; zalewać robaka pot. drown one's sorrow in drink.3. (= plamić) ( o płynie) stain; zalać obrus winem spill wine on the tablecloth; krew mnie zalewa! pot. my blood is up!; niech cię nagła krew zaleje! to hell with you!4. ( otwór) fill; ( szparę) stop up ( czymś with sth); zalać komuś sadła za skórę make things hot l. lively for sb.5. zw. ipf. pot. (= blagować) tell fibs.ipf.2. pot. (= upijać się) get stoned.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > zalewać
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