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41 spada|ć2
impf vi 1. [droga, teren] (ostro) to drop; (łagodnie) to slope (down)- ogród spadał tarasami ku rzece the terraced garden sloped down towards the river- za zakrętem szlak spadał gwałtownie w dół beyond the bend the route dropped sharply downwards2. [włosy] to fall- grzywka spadała jej na oczy her fringe fell over her eyes3. pot. to take off pot.- no to ja spadam, mam jeszcze coś do zrobienia I’m taking off, I’ve got things to do- spadaj! take yourself off! pot., get lost! pot.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > spada|ć2
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42 wszystk|o
pron. everything, all- wszystko gotowe everything’s ready- była dla niego wszystkim she was everything to him- pieniądze to nie wszystko money is not everything- czy wszystko w porządku? is everything all right?- on wszystkiemu zaprzecza he denies everything- jeszcze nie wszystko stracone all is not (yet) lost- robimy wszystko, co w naszej mocy we’re doing everything a. all we can- wszystko albo nic all or nothing- to wszystko that’s all- to jeszcze nie wszystko and that’s not all- to na dzisiaj/na razie wszystko that’s all for today/for now- to by było wszystko, jeśli chodzi o tę kwestię that’s all as far as that topic goes- po tym wszystkim, co przeszła after all she’s been through- wszystko może się zdarzyć anything can happen- wszystko, co tylko zechcesz anything you want- to wszystko, co mogę zrobić that’s all I can do- wszystko, co mogę zrobić, to do niego napisać all I can do is to write to him- jest już po wszystkim it’s all over- kiedy będzie po wszystkim, pojedziemy nad morze when it’s all over, we’ll go to the seaside- (po)mimo wszystko despite everything; in spite of all książk.- przede wszystkim musisz mu o tym powiedzieć first of all you need to tell him about it- lubił powieści, przede wszystkim historyczne he liked novels, especially historical ones- nade wszystko książk. (bardziej niż) more than anything else- kochał Tatry nade wszystko he loved the Tatras more than anything else- wszystkiego dobrego a. najlepszego! all the best!- wszystko jedno kto/kiedy/gdzie it doesn’t matter who/when/where- wszystko jedno, czy dostanę tę pracę it doesn’t make any difference whether I get the job or not- wszystko na nic (daremne) all for nothing- robił, co mógł, ale wszystko na nic he did everything he could, but it was all for nothing- zrobiłbym/dałbym wszystko, żeby dostać tę pracę I’d do/give anything to get that job- nie ze wszystkim zrozumiałem, o co mu chodzi I didn’t quite get what he wanted- mam wszystkiego 20 złotych przy sobie I’ve only got 20 zlotys on me- miała wszystkiego siedem lat she was no more than seven (years old)■ wszystko można, byle z wolna i ostrożna przysł. softy, softly, catchee monkey przest., żart.- człowiek do wszystkiego man/girl Friday; Mr Fixit US pot.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > wszystk|o
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43 zeszczupl|eć
pf (zeszczupleję, zeszczuplał, zeszczupleli) vi 1. (schudnąć) to slim, to get thin(ner)- zeszczuplała w talii she’s lost (some) inches from her waist- zeszczuplała na twarzy her face got thinner ⇒ szczupleć2. książk., przen. [wpływy, dochody, liczba] to dwindle, to diminishThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > zeszczupl|eć
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