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121 nałyka|ć się
pf v refl. 1. (zjeść szybko i dużo) to swallow (a quantity of), to gulp down- nałykać się kawałków mięsa to swallow a. gulp down chunks of meat- nałykała się tabletek nasennych she swallowed a. gobbled a load of sleeping pills2. (nawdychać się) to get one’s mouth full of- nałykać się kurzu to get one’s mouth full of dust, to gulp down a mouthful of dust- wyszedł nałykać się świeżego powietrza he went out to get some fresh air■ nałykać się strachu/wstydu to get a fright/to be full of shame- nałykać się wiadomości pot. to soak up a. imbibe a lot of knowledgeThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > nałyka|ć się
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122 poł|knąć
pf — poł|ykać impf (połknęła, połknęli — połykam) vt 1. (zjeść, wypić) to swallow (down) [jedzenie, napój, pigułkę]- połykać coś z apetytem to gulp down sth a. gulp sth down hungrily- połknął dwie aspiryny he swallowed a. took two aspirins- połknąć żeton/monetę pot., przen. [automat] to swallow a token/coin2. przen. (opuścić) to swallow przen.; to slur [głoskę, wyraz] 3. pot., przen. (przyswoić sobie) to devour przen. [książkę, wiedzę] 4. pot., przen. (pochłonąć) to swallow up pot., to swallow [sth] up pot. [mniejszą firmę, obszar] 5. pot., przen. (przyjąć) to buy przen. [pochlebstwa]; to swallow przen. [docinki, obelgę]■ jakby kij połknął [chodzić] straight as a ramrod, stiff as a poker- wyprostowany jakby kij połknął straight as a ramrod, stiff as a poker- połknąć bakcyla wędkarstwa to be bitten by the angling bug pot.- połknąć gorzką pigułkę to swallow the bitter pill- połknąć haczyk to rise to the bait- połykać łzy to gulp back one’s tears- połykać kogoś/coś oczami a. wzrokiem to devour sb/sth with one’s eyes- połykał ślinkę na widok tortu his mouth watered at the sight of the cakeThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > poł|knąć
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123 глотать
1) ( делать глотательное движение) swallow (d)не глота́й еду́ — don't gulp / bolt your food down; don't gobble your food
3) (вн.; быстро, жадно читать) devour (d)4) (вн.; произносить нечётко) swallow (d), choke off (d)глота́ть слова́ — swallow one's words
5) (вн.; принимать без возражений) swallow (d), take (d) (patiently)••глота́ть слёзы — gulp back / down [choke back] one's tears / sobs
глота́ть слю́нки — см. слюнки
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124 łyk1
m (G łyku a. łyka pot., A łyk a. łyka pot.) swallow (czegoś of sth); (duży) gulp (czegoś of sth); (mały) sip (czegoś of sth); (powietrza) gulp- pić małymi/dużymi łykami to take small sips/large gulps- zaczerpnąć łyk powietrza to take a gulp of air- pociągnął tęgi łyk z butelki he took a large gulp from the bottle- wypić dwa łyki wody to take two sips of water- wypić coś jednym łykiem to down sth in one swallow- daj łyka! pot. give me a swig! pot.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > łyk1
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125 łyk|nąć
pf — łyk|ać impf (łyknęła, łyknęli — łykam) vt 1. (połknąć) to swallow [jedzenie, napój, kęs, pigułkę]- łykać proszki to take pills- boli mnie przy łykaniu it hurts when I swallow- gumy do żucia się nie łyka you mustn’t swallow chewing gum- łyknąć trochę wody to take a sip of water- łyknąć sobie (wódeczki/z butelki) pot. to take a swig (of vodka/from a bottle)- musiał sobie nieźle łyknąć pot. he must have had a lot to drink2. (szybko zjeść) to gulp [sth] down [kawę, kanapkę, śniadanie]- rano łykał śniadanie i pędził do pracy in the morning he’d gulp down his breakfast and rush to work3. (wciągnąć) to gulp [powietrze]- chciał łyknąć świeżego powietrza he wanted a gulp of fresh air4. pot. (opuścić) to drop [literę, sylabę]- łykać końcówki to drop the endings of wordsThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > łyk|nąć
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126 tüchtig
I Adj.1. (fähig) capable, able, competent; (fleißig) hard-working; (leistungsfähig) efficient; tüchtiger Arbeiter auch good worker; tüchtig in (+ Dat) good at (+ Ger.) ( sehr) tüchtig im Beruf sein be (very) good at one’s job; tüchtig, tüchtig! iro. not bad (at all)2. (ausgezeichnet) excellent3. umg. (groß, stark) good; (anständig) decent; eine tüchtige Tracht Prügel a good hiding; ein tüchtiger Schrecken a real fright; ein tüchtiger Esser a good ( oder big) eater; einen tüchtigen Appetit haben be really hungryII Adv. umg.: tüchtig schneien snow hard; tüchtig arbeiten work hard; tüchtig zulangen tuck in, dig in; tüchtig essen oder trinken put away a fair ( oder decent) amount; tüchtig heizen turn the heating right up; sich tüchtig ärgern be ( oder get) really annoyed* * *hearty; skilful; capable; competent; diligent; brave; skillful; powerful; efficient; proficient; energetic; good; hardworking; able; gallant* * *tụ̈ch|tig ['tʏçtɪç]1. adj1) (= fähig) capable, competent (in +dat at); (= fleißig) efficient; Arbeiter goodetwas Tüchtiges lernen/werden (inf) — to get a proper training/job
tüchtig, tüchtig! — not bad!
2) (inf = groß) Portion big, huge; Stoß, Schlag hard; Appetit, Esser big2. adv1) (= fleißig, fest) hard; essen heartily2) (inf = sehr) good and proper (inf)tüchtig regnen — to pelt (inf)
tüchtig zulangen — to tuck in (inf)
* * *1) (clever especially in practical ways: She'll manage somehow - she's so capable!) capable2) efficiently3) ((of a person) capable; skilful: a very efficient secretary.) efficient4) (efficient: She's a very organized person.) organized5) (efficient: She's a very organized person.) organised6) proficiently7) (skilled; expert.) proficient* * *tüch·tig[ˈtʏçtɪç]I. adj1. (fähig) capable, competent\tüchtig, \tüchtig! well done!eine \tüchtige Tracht Prügel a good hiding [or beating1. (viel)\tüchtig anpacken/mithelfen to muck in BRIT, to share tasks/accommodation etc.\tüchtig essen to eat heartily\tüchtig sparen to save hard2. (stark)\tüchtig regnen to rain hard\tüchtig schneien to snow hard [or heavily]es stürmt \tüchtig the [or a] storm is raging* * *1.2) (von guter Qualität) excellent <performance, piece of work, etc.>tüchtig, tüchtig! — (auch iron.) well done!
3) nicht präd. (ugs.): (beträchtlich) sizeable <piece, portion>; big < gulp>; hearty <eater, appetite>2.1) efficiently; (fähig) competently2) (ugs.): (sehr) really <cold, warm>; <snow, rain> good and proper (coll.); < eat> heartily* * *A. adjtüchtiger Arbeiter auch good worker;(sehr) tüchtig im Beruf sein be (very) good at one’s job;tüchtig, tüchtig! iron not bad (at all)2. (ausgezeichnet) excellenteine tüchtige Tracht Prügel a good hiding;ein tüchtiger Schrecken a real fright;ein tüchtiger Esser a good ( oder big) eater;einen tüchtigen Appetit haben be really hungryB. adv umg:tüchtig schneien snow hard;tüchtig arbeiten work hard;tüchtig zulangen tuck in, dig in;tüchtig heizen turn the heating right up;sich tüchtig ärgern be ( oder get) really annoyed* * *1.2) (von guter Qualität) excellent <performance, piece of work, etc.>tüchtig, tüchtig! — (auch iron.) well done!
3) nicht präd. (ugs.): (beträchtlich) sizeable <piece, portion>; big < gulp>; hearty <eater, appetite>2.1) efficiently; (fähig) competently2) (ugs.): (sehr) really <cold, warm>; <snow, rain> good and proper (coll.); < eat> heartily* * *adj.able adj.brave adj.fast adj.proficient adj.strenuous adj. adv.proficiently adv.strenuously adv. -
127 ковтати
to swallow, to ingest; ( жадібно) to gulp, to gobble, to guzzle, to gorgeковтати слова — to slur, to clip one's words, to mumble
ковтати сльози — to gulp back/down one's tears/sobs; to choke back one's tears / sobs, to fight back ( the) tears
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128 engloutir
engloutir [ɑ̃glutiʀ]➭ TABLE 2 transitive verb[+ nourriture] to wolf down ; [+ navire] to swallow up ; [+ fortune] [personne] to squander ; [dépenses] to swallow up* * *ɑ̃glutiʀ1) ( faire disparaître) [mer, tempête, brouillard] to engulf, to swallow up2) (colloq) ( dévorer) to gulp [something] down* * *ɑ̃ɡlutiʀ vt1) [repas] to devour2) [revenus, capitaux] to swallow up* * *engloutir verb table: finir vtr1 ( faire disparaître) [mer, séisme, tempête, nuit, brouillard] to engulf, to swallow up;2 ○( dévorer) to gulp [sth] down, to wolf [sth] (down);3 ( dépenser) [personne, pays] to squander [argent, somme]; ( coûter) [projet, affaire] to swallow up [argent, somme]; engloutir sa fortune dans un projet to sink one's fortune into a project.[ɑ̃glutir] verbe transitif3. [dépenser] to squander————————s'engloutir verbe pronominal intransitif
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