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1 bodaj
Ⅰ part. 1. (chyba) maybe, perhaps- widziałem go bodaj trzy tygodnie temu I saw him maybe three weeks ago- to bodaj najlepszy jego film I think it’s probably a. I think perhaps it’s his best film- spotkali się bodaj w Paryżu they met in Paris, I think a. believe- miał bodaj(że) jakieś kłopoty it seems he had some problems- był wtedy bodaj(że) nauczycielem I think he was a teacher at the time2. (przynajmniej) at least- czy ona bodaj wyszła za bogatego? did she at least marry someone wealthy?- pożycz mi trochę, bodaj sto złotych lend me some money, will you? – even if it’s only a hundred zlotys3. pot. (żeby) bodajby wszyscy byli tacy if only we were all like that- bodaj go cholera wzięła! damn him! pot.- bodajby to piorun strzelił! blast and bugger it! GB pot.- bodajby/bodajbyście zdechli! I wish they’d/you’d just drop dead! pot.- bodajbyś kark skręcił! obraźl. I hope you break your neck! obraźl.- bodaj go tam nikt nie skrzywdził! as long as a. just so long as no one there harms him!- bodajby odpocząć choć przez tydzień! I wish I could have a rest, even for just a week! a. even if only for a week!Ⅱ conj. (chociażby) say- odwiedź mnie kiedyś, bodajby w przyszłym tygodniu come and see me some time, next week say a. say next week- masz coś do czytania, bodaj gazetę have you got anything to read, a newspaper say? a. like a newspaper?* * *bodaj; partto było bodaj w sobotę — it was on Saturday, I think
* * *int.przest. ( wzmacnia życzenie) (I) would that...; bodajś tu nigdy więcej nie wrócił would that you never returned; bodajby każdy urzędnik był tak miły jak pan would that every official was as nice as you; bodajbym się nigdy nie urodził! would that I had never been born.adv.( osłabia treść) I think; było to bodaj w maju it was in May, I think; miała bodaj jakieś kłopoty ze zdrowiem I think she had some health problems; daj mi czas bodaj do jutra at least give me until tomorrow; to bodaj dobra książka it's a good book, I think.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > bodaj
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