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[lɪk] 1. vt 2. nliźnięcie ntto get licked ( inf) — dostawać (dostać perf) cięgi
to lick one's lips — oblizywać się (oblizać się perf) ( fig) zacierać ręce
* * *[lik] 1. verb(to pass the tongue over: The dog licked her hand.) lizać2. noun1) (an act of licking: The child gave the ice-cream a lick.) liźnięcie2) (a hasty application (of paint): These doors could do with a lick of paint.) machnięcie, pociągnięcie• -
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[lik] 1. verb(to pass the tongue over: The dog licked her hand.) []laizīt; lakt2. noun1) (an act of licking: The child gave the ice-cream a lick.) []laizīšana; lakšana2) (a hasty application (of paint): These doors could do with a lick of paint.) viegla pieskaršanās•* * *laizīšana; aplaizīšana; nieks, mazumiņš; belziens; solis; laizīt; aplaizīt; viegli skart; lakt; pērt, sist; traukties, drāzties -
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n. slickning; slick; mumsande; slag, smäll (slang); fart, fräs; ytlig handling, "smörande"--------v. slicka; mumsa; smälla, slå (slang); besegra (slang); ha bråttom (slang)* * *[lik] 1. verb(to pass the tongue over: The dog licked her hand.) slicka2. noun1) (an act of licking: The child gave the ice-cream a lick.) slick, slickning2) (a hasty application (of paint): These doors could do with a lick of paint.) [] strykning• -
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[slɪp] n1) ( fall)to have a \slip ausrutschen und hinfallen;(in price, value) Fall ma \slip of paper ein Stück nt Papier;a \slip of the pen ein Schreibfehler m;a \slip of the tongue ein Versprecher m;to make a \slip einen Schnitzer machen6) ( person) zierliche Person;a \slip of a girl eine halbe Portion von einem Mädchen;a \slip of a thing ein schmales Ding7) ( in cricket)the \slips pl Bereich neben dem TorwächterPHRASES:there's many a \slip ['twixt cup and lip] (a \slip ['twixt cup and lip]) man soll den Tag nicht vor dem Abend loben ( prov)1) ( lose position) person ausrutschen; knife, hand abrutschen; tyres wegrutschen; clutch schleifen;to \slip on the ice/ in the mud auf dem Eis/im Schlamm ausrutschen;to \slip off sth von etw dat abrutschen;the books keep \slipping off the shelf die Bücher rutschen immer vom Regal herunter2) ( move quietly)to \slip out the door/ into a house zur Tür hinausschleichen/ins Haus schleichen;to \slip through a gap durch ein Loch schlüpfen;to \slip into a seat sich akk in einen Sitz drücken;to \slip downstairs/ upstairs die Treppe hinunter-/heraufschleichen;why don't you \slip along to the manager's office and ask him? warum huschst du nicht schnell mal im Büro des Managers vorbei und fragst ihn?the song has \slipped to number 17 this week das Lied ist diese Woche auf die Nummer 17 gefallenhe \slipped and accidentally mentioned the surprise party ihm rutschte aus Versehen etwas über die Überraschungsparty heraus;you're \slipping du bist nachlässig geworden;to let sth \slip secret etw ausplaudern;to let one's attention/ concentration/guard \slip seine Aufmerksamkeit/Konzentration/Aufsicht schleifen lassen;he let his guard \slip for just a moment er war nur für einen Moment unaufmerksam;you can't afford to let your concentration \slip for a second man darf keine Sekunde lang unkonzentriert sein5) ( start to have)to \slip into sth sich dat etw angewöhnen;the country is \slipping into recession das Land driftet in die Rezession ab;everything seemed to \slip into place alles schien [plötzlich] zusammenzupassen;to \slip into a coma ins Koma fallen;to \slip into a habit sich dat etw angewöhnen;to \slip into bad habits sich dat schlechte Gewohnheiten aneignen6) ( change clothing)to \slip out of a bathrobe/ suit den Bademantel/Anzug ausziehen;to \slip into one's pyjamas/ a skirt in seinen Schlafanzug/einen Rock hineinschlüpfen;to \slip into something more comfortable in etwas Bequemeres schlüpfenPHRASES:to \slip through the cracks unters Fußvolk geraten ( fam)to \slip through sb's fingers jdm entkommen;to let sth \slip through one's fingers sich dat etw entgehen lassen;1) ( put smoothly)to \slip sth;he \slipped his arm around her waist er legte seinen Arm um ihre Taille;someone had \slipped a piece of paper between the pages of the book jemand hatte ein Stück Papier zwischen die Buchseiten gelegt;\slip the key through the letter box werfen Sie den Schlüssel in den Briefkasten;she \slipped the key under the mat sie schob den Schlüssel unter die Matte;she \slipped her hand into his sie nahm ihn verstohlen bei der Hand;he \slipped the letter into his pocket er steckte den Brief in seine Tasche;she \slipped a ten pound note into his hand sie drückte ihm eine Zehnpfundnote in die Hand;to \slip sb money/ a note jdm Geld/eine Nachricht zustecken2) ( escape from)to \slip sb's attention jds Aufmerksamkeit entgehen;it must have \slipped my attention, madam es muss mir entgangen sein, Madam;3) autoto \slip the car into gear den Gang schnell einlegen;to \slip the clutch die Kupplung lösen4) nautto \slip the anchor den Anker lichten5) medto \slip a disk sich dat einen Bandscheibenschaden zuziehen6) ( in knitting)to \slip a stitch abkettenPHRASES:to \slip one over on sb jd reinlegen -
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[lik] 1. verb(to pass the tongue over: The dog licked her hand.) lízať2. noun1) (an act of licking: The child gave the ice-cream a lick.) liznutie2) (a hasty application (of paint): These doors could do with a lick of paint.) pretretie•* * *• vymlátit• vybit• zlahka sa dotýkat• zlahka sa dotknút• slanisko• šlahat• troška• prevýšit• prekonat• bitka• chvat• porazit• ponáhlat sa• liznutie• lízat• lízanie• kúsok• nabit• nepatrné množstvo• oblizovat• oblizovanie• oblízat -
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Ⅰ pp ⇒ obłożyć Ⅱ adj. 1. (otoczony) surrounded (czymś by a. with sth); covered (czymś with a. in sth)- ryba obłożona kawałkami lodu a fish buried in ice (chips)- talerz obłożony sałatą a plate wreathed in lettuce- siedziała na łóżku obłożona książkami she was sitting on her bed surrounded by books- biurko obłożone stosami książek a desk piled high with books2. [język] coated, furred- mieć obłożony język to have a coated a. furred tongueThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > obłoż|ony
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