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1 budy|ń
m (G budyniu, G pl budyni a. budyniów) Kulin. (deser) blancmange U (milk pudding thickened with potato flour); (proszek) blancmange powderThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > budy|ń
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2 mlek|o
n sgt 1. milk- mleko krowie/kozie/owcze/wielbłądzie cow’s/goat’s/sheep’s/camel’s milk- mleko prosto od krowy milk fresh from the cow- mleko chude/odtłuszczone/półtłuste/pełnotłuste skim(med)/non-fat/semi-skimmed/full-fat milk- mleko skondensowane condensed a. evaporated milk- mleko sterylizowane sterilized milk- mleko w proszku powdered a. dried milk, milk powder- mleko dla niemowląt baby milk, infant formula (milk) US- ryż na mleku rice pudding- jak mleko milk-white- włosy miał białe jak mleko he had milk-white hair, his hair was milky white2. pot. (porcja) (glass a. cup of) milk- kup dwa mleka go and buy two bottles/cartons of milk3. Fizj. milk- piersi wezbrane mlekiem breasts swollen with milk- mleko matki mother’s a. breast milk;suka karmiła szczenięta mlekiem the bitch fed her pups on milk a. suckled her pups 4. Bot. milk- mleko palmowe palm milk5. (mgła) milk(y)-white fog- jest takie mleko, że nie widać nic na odległość metra the fog is so thick that you can’t see one metre in front of you a. in front of your face6. Chem. milk- □ mleko cementowe Budow. cement grout- mleko homogenizowane Kulin. homogenized milk- mleko humanizowane humanized milk- mleko kokosowe Bot. coconut milk- mleko pasteryzowane Kulin. pasteurized milk- mleko wapienne Chem. milk of lime, limewash- słodkie mleko Kulin. sweet milk■ mieć mleko pod nosem pot. to be (still) wet behind the ears- nie ma co płakać nad rozlanym mlekiem (it’s) no use a. no good crying over spilt milk- krowa, która dużo ryczy mało mleka daje przysł. great talkers are little doers, much cry and little woolThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > mlek|o
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3 mleczko
* * *n.Gen.pl. -ek1. milk.2. (= ciecz podobna do mleka) milk; mleczko kosmetyczne lotion, cleansing milk.3. bot. milk; mleczko kauczukowe latex.4. zool. (= płyn, pokarm dla młodych) milk; pszczele mleczko royal jelly; mleczko maciczne uterine milk.5. icht. milt, roe.6. kulin. pudding; ptasie mleczko chocolate-covered marshmallows.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > mleczko
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4 budyń
a kind of dessert made from milk, sugar and starch* * *miGen.pl. -i l. -ów kulin. pudding; budyń waniliowy vanilla pudding; budyń czekoladowy chocolate pudding; budyń z sokiem malinowym pudding with raspberry sauce.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > budyń
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5 kasz|a
f 1. Kulin. (ziarna) groats pl, kasha U; (potrawa) porridge U, kasha U- kasza kukurydziana grits- kasza manna semolina; (potrawa) semolina (pudding)- kasza gryczana/jęczmienna/jaglana buckwheat/barley/millet (groats)- drobna kasza jęczmienna fine(ly) ground barley, barley grits- kasza na mleku milk porridge2. przen. kasza śnieżna (na ziemi) grainy snow- kasza lodowa ice pellets- □ kasza krakowska Kulin. buckwheat grits- kasza perłowa Kulin. pearl barley- nawarzyć sobie kaszy pot. to get oneself into trouble- on nie da sobie w kaszę dmuchać pot. he won’t be pushed aroundThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > kasz|a
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6 z|ąb
m 1. Anat. tooth- zęby dolne/górne/przednie the lower/upper/front teeth- sztuczne zęby false teeth- pasta/szczoteczka do zębów toothpaste/a toothbrush- dać komuś w zęby to punch sb on the jaw- szczękałam zębami z zimna my teeth were chattering with the cold- zgrzytał zębami ze złości he gnashed his teeth in rage2. zw. pl Techn. (piły, koła zębatego, grzebienia) tooth; (widelca, wideł) prong 3. pot. (element dekoracyjny) brzeg powycinany w zęby a shark’s tooth edge- □ ząb mądrości wisdom tooth- ząb mleczny milk tooth- ząb sieczny incisor- ząb stały permanent tooth■ (a)ni w ząb not at all- ani w ząb nie znał angielskiego he didn’t know any English at all- bronić czegoś zębami i pazurami pot. to defend sth tooth and nail- coś na ząb pot. a little something to eat- wrzucić coś na ząb to have a bite to eat- zjeść zęby na czymś to have a lot of experience in sth- fotel nadgryziony zębem czasu a time-worn chair- zaciął a. zacisnął zęby he clenched a. gritted his teethThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > z|ąb
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