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1 bydło
- ła; loc sg -le; nt* * *n.1. zbiorowo (= krowy, byki, cielęta) cattle; bydło mleczne dairy cows l. cattle; bydło mięsne beef cattle; bydło rozpłodowe breeding stock; bydło rasowe pure breed cattle; sztuka bydła head of cattle; stado bydła herd of cattle; paść bydło feed cattle.2. pot. obelż. ( o ludziach) animals, pigs, dogs.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > bydło
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2 przegna|ć
pf vt 1. (przepędzić) to chase away, to chase out [wroga, złodzieja, żebraka]- przegnać kijem obcego psa to chase out a stray (dog) with a stick- przegnała męża pijaka z domu she chased her drunkard of a husband out of the house, she threw her hard-drinking husband out of the house2. (zmusić do zmiany miejsca) to drive [krowy, owce]- kowboje przegnali bydło przez prerię the cowboys drove a herd of cattle across the prairie ⇒ gnać3. przen. (przesunąć) to chase away- wiatr przegnał chmury na zachód the wind chased the clouds away to the west ⇒ gnaćThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > przegna|ć
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3 kr|owa
f 1. Zool. cow- mleczna krowa a dairy cow- stado krów a herd of cows- stado mlecznych krów a dairy herd- choroba krów a disease of cattle- choroba szalonych krów mad cow disease- hodować krowy (na mięso) to raise cattle (for meat)- trzymają dwie krowy they keep two cows- święta krowa a sacred cow także przen.2. (samica żubra, bawołu) cow 3. pot., obraźl. (kobieta) cow- □ krowa morska Zool. Steller’s sea cow■ dojna krowa (źródło dochodu) milch cow- krowa, która dużo ryczy, mało mleka daje przysł. empty vessels make most sound a. noise przysł.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > kr|owa
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