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1 melin|a
f pot. 1. (kryjówka) hideout- złodziejska melina a thieves’ hideout- nocować w a. na melinie to spend the night in a hideout2. (z narkotykami) den; (z alkoholem) place where alcoholic drink is sold illicitly; shebeen Ir, Scot; speakeasy US daw., pot. 3. (spelunka) dive pot., honky-tonk bar US pot.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > melin|a
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2 kryjówka
- ki; -ki; dat sg -ce; gen pl; -ek; f* * *f.Gen.pl. -ek hideaway, hideout, hiding-place; (= skrytka) cache.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > kryjówka
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3 kryjów|ka
f 1. (schronienie) hiding place, hideaway; (przestępców) hideout- kryjówka kociąt/dzieci the kittens’/children’s hiding place- kryjówka terrorystów the terrorists’ hideout2. (schowek) hiding place, cache- pieniądze są w kryjówce za obrazem the money is hidden in a cache behind the pictureThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > kryjów|ka
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4 meta
finish (line), finishing line, (pot: melina) dive (pot)na dłuższą/krótszą metę — in the long/short run
z mety — pot pronto (pot)
* * *f.1. zwł. sport (= koniec) finish (line l. post); być pierwszym/drugim/ostatnim na mecie come in first/second/last; dobiec do mety finish (the race).3. pot. (= kryjówka) bolt-hole, hideout.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > meta
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5 zamelinować
pf.pot. hide.pf.pot. (= ukryć się) go into hiding; (= znaleźć sobie kryjówkę) (zwł. o przestępcy) find o.s. a hideout.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > zamelinować
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6 me|ta
Ⅰ f 1. sgt Sport. finish (line), finishing line- dobiec/dotrzeć do mety to reach the finishing line- wbiec/wjechać na metę to arrive at the finish- przekroczyć linię mety to cross the finish (line)2. przen. (zakończenie) end, finish 3. pot. (kryjówka) hideout, safe house 4. pot. (miejsce, pobytu, noclegu) haunt; hang-out pot.- studencka meta student hang-out a. haunt- mamy świetną metę u znajomych we have a perfect place to stay at our friends’5. pot. (melina) illegal drinking place, shebeen Ir, Scot Ⅱ meta- w wyrazach złożonych met(a)-- metafilozofia metaphilosophy■ na dłuższą a. dalszą metę in the long run- na krótką metę in the short run- z mety pot. right a. straight awayThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > me|ta
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