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121 jakżeby
pron. how- jakżebym mógł cię skrzywdzić? how could I possibly harm you?- jakżeby pragnęła go spotkać! how she longed to meet him!- jakżeby inaczej of course- „zapłaciłeś mu?” – „jakżeby inaczej” ‘did you pay him?’ – ‘of course I did’- była kawa, herbata i, jakżeby inaczej, szarlotka there was coffee, tea, and, of course, apple pie* * *adv.( wyraża oczekiwanie) emf., zwł. lit. how; jakżeby inaczej? how else?The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > jakżeby
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122 jeśliby
conj. if- jeśliby ktoś o mnie pytał, będę (z powrotem) za godzinę if anyone asks a. should ask about me, I’ll be back in an hour- jeślibyś wrócił wcześniej, obierz ziemniaki if you get back earlier, peel the potatoes- jeśliby znaleźli go godzinę później, zamarzłby na śmierć if they had found him a. had they found him an hour later, he would have been frozen to death* * *conjif* * *conj.if (+ would/should); jeślibym wcześniej skończył pracę, zadzwonię do ciebie if I should finish work earlier, I'll call you; jeśliby pan poczekał, zobaczę co się da zrobić if you (will l. would) wait, I'll see what I can do.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > jeśliby
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123 kilkakrotnie
adv. [powtarzać] repeatedly, several times; [wzrosnąć] several times- kilkakrotnie dała mu do zrozumienia, że się z nim nie umówi she’d let him know more than once that she wouldn’t go out with him* * *advseveral times, on several occasions* * *adv.several times, on several occasions.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > kilkakrotnie
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124 koń
żołnierz/policjant na koniu — mounted soldier/policeman
zdrów jak koń — (przen) as sound as a bell
* * *maIns.pl. -mi zool. horse ( Equus caballus); dosiadać konia mount a horse; jeździć na koniu ride a horse; koń arabski Arab horse; koń angielski English Thoroughbred; koń Przewalskiego zool. Przewalski's horse ( Equus caballus przewalskii); koń morski zool. walrus, morse ( Odobenus rosmarus); koń mechaniczny fiz. horsepower; żołnierz/policjant na koniu mounted soldier/policeman; na koń! to horse!, mount up!; konia z rzędem temu, kto zna odpowiedź I'll give half my kingdom to the one who knows the answer; jechać co koń wyskoczy ride like the wind; koń by się uśmiał it's so funny I forgot to laugh; można z nim konie kraść he'd lay down in traffic for you, he'd walk a mile in the rain to help you out; zjadłbym konia z kopytami I could eat a horse; pracować jak koń work like a dog l. horse; napracowałem l. naharowałem się jak koń I feel like I've been ridden hard and put away wet; znamy się jak łyse konie I know him/her like I know myself, I know him/her better than I know myself; robić kogoś w konia pull a fast one on sb; być czarnym koniem be a dark horse; koń trojański Trojan horse; zdrowy jak koń as fit as a fiddle; uradowany, jakby go kto na sto koni wsadził happy as a clam at high tide; baba z wozu, koniom lżej one down and easier to go, every little bit helps; królestwo za konia my kingdom for a horse; darowanemu koniowi nie zagląda się w zęby you don't look a gift horse in the mouth; jeśli spaść, to z dobrego konia it's better to fail aiming high than to succeed aiming low; koń ma cztery nogi, a potknie się it's a good horse that never stumbles; łaska pańska na pstrym koniu jeździ being in your master's good graces doesn't last forever, your good fortune can be changed by a twist of fate; pańskie oko konia tuczy looking after your possessions brings good results, the eye of a master does more work than both his hands; koń jaki jest każdy widzi it's as plain as the nose on your face.miGen. -a Ins.pl. -mi2. sport (= kozioł) (vaulting l. long) horse.3. szachy (= skoczek) knight, horse.4. wulg. (= penis) prick, dick; walić konia jerk off; Br. toss off.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > koń
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125 kopa
kopę lat! — pot it's (been) ages!, long time no see! (pot)
* * *f.1. przest. (= sześćdziesiąt sztuk) threescore.2. (= mnóstwo) dozens; kopę lat! ( przy spotkaniu dawno niewidzianej osoby) long time no see!; kopę lat go nie widziałem I haven't seen him for donkey's years, I haven't seen him for ages; czegoś jest na kopy there are dozens l. loads of sth.3. roln. (= stóg) stack; kopa siana haystack.4. (= góra) dome.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > kopa
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126 kosztować
(-uję, -ujesz); vt* * *ipf.1. (= stanowić koszt) cost; coś dużo kosztuje sth costs a lot, sth is expensive; coś mało kosztuje sth is cheap; ile to kosztuje? how much is it?, how much does it cost?2. (= być przyczyną) cost; drogo go to kosztowało dosł. it cost him a lot; przen. it cost him a lot, he paid for it through the nose; kosztować wiele czasu cost a lot of time; kosztować wiele trudu l. zachodu cost a great deal of trouble.3. (= degustować) try, taste.4. przen. (= doświadczać) experience; kosztować wolności enjoy freedom.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > kosztować
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127 lu
inter. posp. (o gwałtownym ruchu) nagle lu! chlusnęła na nich wiadrem wody then, splash! she poured a bucket of water over them- i lu! walnął go w mordę then whack! he smashed him in the face- a on lu go w mordę and whack! he smashed him in the face* * *luint.pot.1. ( odgłos wylewanej wody) whoosh, splash.2. ( odgłos uderzenia) slap.3. ( zachęta do czegoś) c'mon, let's do it; no to lu! bottoms up!, drink up!The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > lu
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128 mig
Ⅰ m zw. pl (G migu) 1. pot. (znaki porozumiewawcze) gesture, sign, signal- porozumiewać się na migi to signal a. sign- pokazałem mu na migi, że chcę zrobić zdjęcie I signalled him a. signed to him that I wanted to take a picture2. (mowa głuchoniemych) (hand) sign- uczyć się migów to learn sign languageⅡ w mig a. migiem adv. pot. in a flash, in no time (at all); pronto pot.- migiem znalazła się na podwórku she was out in the courtyard in a flash- zrobimy to w mig we’ll do it in no time (at all)- zabieraj tego psa, ale migiem! take that dog away, pronto!* * *- gu; -gi* * *misign; rozmawiać na migi sign, speak by signs; zrobić coś w mig pot. do sth in a jiffy, do sth in no time.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > mig
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