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1 owca
czarna owca — (przen) black sheep
* * *f.Gen.pl. owiec sheep; owca perska broadtail; stado owiec flock l. herd of sheep; czarna owca przen. black sheep; i wilk będzie syty, i owca cała Bibl. we can have the best of best worlds.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > owca
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2 sta|do
n (stadko dim.) 1. Zool. (bydła, bizonów, słoni) herd; (wilków) pack; (lwów) pride; (wielorybów, delfinów) school; (ptaków) flock- stado owiec a flock of sheep- stado mlecznych krów a dairy herd, a herd of milking cows- lecące stado dzikich gęsi a flight of wild geese- żyć w stadzie to live in herds/packs2. pejor. (tłum) herd- stada turystów herds a. flocks of tourists- ludzie przychodzili stadami people came in flocks- listy przychodziły stadami the letters just poured inThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > sta|do
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3 owczy
adj* * *a.ovine; (o serze, wełnie) sheep's; owczy pęd following the crowd, moving with the crowd; wilk w owczej skórze przen. wolf in sheep's clothing; Wyspy Owcze geogr. Faroe Islands, Faeroe Islands, Faroes.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > owczy
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4 pę|d1
m sgt (G pędu) 1. (szybki ruch) rush- pęd wody/powietrza the rush of water/air- samochód nabierał pędu the car gained momentum- ciężarówka całym pędem uderzyła w bramę the truck crashed into the gate at full speed- minąć kogoś/coś w (szalonym) pędzie to rush past sb/sth- wszystko robimy w pędzie we do everything in a rush- w pędzie zjadł śniadanie he grabbed his breakfast on the run pot.- pobiegł pędem do domu he rushed home2. (skłonność) hunger- pęd do wiedzy/władzy the hunger a. drive for knowledge/power3. Fiz. momentum- moment pędu the moment of momentum■ owczy pęd the herd instinct- w owczym pędzie like sheep- ulegać owczemu pędowi to act like sheep a. like a flock of sheepThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > pę|d1
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5 baran
Ⅰ m pers. (N pl Barany) Astrol. Aries- Barany są opiekuńcze Aries (people) are protectiveⅡ m inanim. sgt (A Barana) 1. (znak zodiaku) Aries, the Ram- on jest spod (znaku) Barana he’s an Aries2. (gwiazdozbiór) Aries, the Ram* * *ram; ( głupiec) idiotBaran — ASTROLOGIA Aries
brać (wziąć perf) kogoś na barana — to give sb a piggyback ride
* * *mazool.1. ram; uparty jak baran (as) stubborn as a mule; jak stado baranów like a herd of sheep; nosić kogoś na barana give sb a piggyback ride; (jazda) na barana piggyback; liczyć barany count sheep.2. pot. (= baranica) sheepskin.3. astron., astrol. Aries, the Ram; urodzić się pod znakiem Barana be born an Aries/a Ram; być typowym Baranem pot. be a typical Aries.mppl. -y pot., obelż., przen. (= głupek) idiot, dimwit, dick.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > baran
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6 popa|ść2
pf (popasę, popasiesz, popasł, popasła, popaśli) Ⅰ vt (nakarmić) to graze, to feed; (popilnować) to herd- popasł konia przed podróżą he fed his horse before the journey- popasła owce przez tydzień she herded sheep for a weekⅡ popaść się [zwierzęta] to graze- konie popasły się całą noc na łące the horses grazed all night on the pastureThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > popa|ść2
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