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1 nóż
nóż sprężynowy — flick knife (BRIT), switchblade (US)
mieć nóż na gardle — (przen) to be in a tight corner
* * *mi-o- Gen. -a1. ( narzędzie do cięcia) knife; nóż kuchenny kitchen knife; nóż chirurgiczny chir. scalpel, lancet; nóż sprężynowy switchblade; Br. flick knife; nóż do papieru paper cutter; jak nożem uciął all of a sudden; iść na noże be at loggerheads; iść pod nóż go under the knife; mieć nóż na gardle be in a tight spot l. corner; postawić coś na ostrzu noża give an ultimatum; przykładać komuś nóż do gardła put a knife to sb's throat; wbić komuś nóż w plecy przen. stab sb in the back, backstab sb.2. techn. (= sprzęt do cięcia) cutter; (= ostrze maszyny) blade.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > nóż
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2 n|óż
m 1. (narzędzie) knife- nóż kuchenny a kitchen knife- nóż do chleba a bread knife- nóż myśliwski a hunting knife- nóż ogrodniczy a pruning knife- nóż do papieru a paper knife, a letter opener- nóż sprężynowy a flick knife- nóż fiński a sheath a. case knife- zadźgała swojego męża nożem she stabbed her husband to death2. zw. pl (ostrze) blade, tool- noże tokarskie lathe tools- noże kosiarki lawn-mower blades- iść a. pójść pod nóż pot. (na ubój) to be taken for slaughter; żart. (na operację) to go under the knife pot.- pacjent nadaje się pod nóż the patient needs to go under the knife- karta nóż Gry a strong hand- mieć nóż na gardle to be in a tight spot a. corner- nóż mu/jej się w kieszeni otwiera pot. his/her blood is up- przyłożyć komuś nóż do gardła to have sb over a barrelThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > n|óż
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3 kuchenny
adjkitchen (attr)* * *a.1. (= związany z kuchnią) kitchen, cooking; sprzęty kuchenne kitchenware; zlew/stół kuchenny kitchen sink/table; nóż kuchenny cook's knife; kuchenne wejście/schody kitchen entrance/stairs; dziewczyna l. dziewka kuchenna przest. kitchen maid; łacina kuchenna przest. kitchen Latin, dog Latin; sól kuchenna cooking salt.2. techn. (= dotyczący piecyka) baking.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > kuchenny
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