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1 wzburzać
impf ⇒ wzburzyć* * *(-am, -asz); perf; -yć; vtto agitate, to whip up* * *ipf.1. (morze, jezioro) agitate, trouble, ruffle.2. (= rozjątrzyć) agitate, whip up; wzburzyć w kimś l. czyjąś krew make sb's blood boil, make sb see red.3. ( włosy) ruffle, fluff up.ipf.1. (= pienić się) be agitated, be troubled, be ruffled.2. (= tracić równowagę) be agitated, be whipped up.3. ( o włosach) ruffle, fluff up.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > wzburzać
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2 burz|yć
impf Ⅰ vt 1. (powodować rozpadanie się) to demolish- bomba burząca demolition bomb ⇒ zburzyć2. przen. to shatter [szczęście, spokój] ⇒ zburzyć 3. (poruszać) to churn (up), to agitate [wodę]; to ruffle [włosy] Ⅱ burzyć się 1. (gwałtownie się poruszać) [woda] to be churned up; [włosy] to be ruffled; [fermentujące wino] to effervesce 2. (buntować się) to revolt, to rebel 3. (złościć się) to seethe- burzył się ze złości he was seething with angerThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > burz|yć
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3 pesz|yć
impf Ⅰ vt to make [sb] uneasy a. uncomfortable, to disconcert- peszyła go obecność tylu osobistości he was discomfited a. flustered a. put off by the presence of so many celebrities ⇒ speszyćⅡ peszyć się to become embarrassed, to get discomfited- łatwo się peszyć to be easily disconcerted a. ruffled a. unsettled ⇒ speszyć sięThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > pesz|yć
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4 pierz|e
n sgt 1. (pióra) feathers; (upierzenie) plumage- wróbel nastroszył pierze the sparrow ruffled its feathers- ptak pokryty szarym pierzem a bird with grey plumage2. (do wypychania poduszek) feathers- pierze gęsie/indycze goose/turkey feathers- wypchać poduszkę pierzem to stuff a pillow with feathers- poduszka z pierza a feather pillow- skubać a. drzeć pierze to strip feathers3. żart. (włosy) miała pierze na głowie she had wispy hair■ będzie pierze leciało that’ll make the feathers a. the fur fly- aż pierze leciało, kiedy zaczęli się kłócić feathers were flying when they started arguing- ni z pierza, ni z mięsa pot. neither fish nor fowl- porastać a. obrastać w pierze to feather one’s nestThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > pierz|e
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