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1 ciemny
adj(włosy, chmura, odcień) dark; ( pokój) dim; ( chleb) brown; ( głupi) dumb; ( podejrzany) shady* * *a.1. (= mroczny, nieoświetlony) dark, dim; ciemna noc dark night; ciemna karta falls of fortune, bad times; ciemny chleb brown bread; ciemny pokój dim room; łotr l. typ spod ciemnej gwiazdy pot. shady character.2. (= prawie czarny) dark, dim; ciemne okulary dark glasses, sunglasses; pot. shades; ciemna strona dark side; przedstawiać l. malować coś w ciemnych barwach l. kolorach paint sth in black colors.3. (= pesymistyczny) dark; ciemne lata wojny dark years of the war.5. (= intensywny, nasycony) dark.8. (= zacofany) (np. o okresie w historii) dark; ( o ludziach) unenlightened, ignorant; (= głupi) dumb; ciemny jak tabaka w rogu pot. nitwit, know-nothing; ciemna masa pot. uj. l. żart. dumb person, dimwit.9. (= niezrozumiały, zawiły) dark, obscure, hard to understand.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > ciemny
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2 móżdżek
cerebellum; KULIN brainsmieć ptasi móżdżek — pot to be bird-brained (pot)
* * *mi- dżk-1. anat. cerebellum.2. kulin. brains; móżdżek cielęcy calves' brains.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > móżdżek
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3 półgłówek
-ka, -ki; instr sg - kiem; m; pejdimwit (pej), blockhead (pot)* * *mp- wk- pl. -i pog. half-wit, nitwit.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > półgłówek
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4 ciel|ę
n (G cielęcia) 1. (krowa, byk) calf; (sarna, łoś, łania) fawn 2. pot. (osoba) ninny pot.- głupie cielę z ciebie you silly billy pot.■ gapić się (na kogoś/coś) jak cielę na malowane wrota to gawp (at sb/sth)The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > ciel|ę
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5 głąb1
Ⅰ m pers. (N pl głąby) (tępak, głupiec) pot., pejor. dimwit pot., pejor., pea-brain pot., pejor.- ty głąbie kapuściany! you nitwit pot., pejor.Ⅱ m inanim. cabbage stalkThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > głąb1
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6 półgłup|ek
m (N pl półgłupki) pot., obraźl. halfwit pot., dimwit pot., nitwit GB pot.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > półgłup|ek
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Nitwit — Nitwit, a colloquial noun for a stupid person, may refer to: an idiot Nitwit Records Nittany Nation, formerly known Nittwits , a student organization See also Baggy Pants and the Nitwits This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the … Wikipedia
nitwit — (n.) stupid person, 1922, probably from nit nothing, from dialectal German or Yiddish, from Middle Low German (see NIX (Cf. nix)) + WIT (Cf. wit) (n.) … Etymology dictionary
nitwit — [n] idiot blockhead, bonehead*, cretin, dimwit, dork, dumbbell, dummy, dunce, fool, halfwit, ignoramus, imbecile, jerk, moron, nincompoop, ninny*, numskull, pinhead*, simpleton, stupid person; concept 412 … New thesaurus
nitwit — ► NOUN informal ▪ a silly or foolish person. ORIGIN apparently from NIT(Cf. ↑nit) + WIT(Cf. ↑witted) … English terms dictionary
nitwit — ☆ nitwit [nit′wit΄ ] n. [nit (< Ger dial. for nicht, not) or ? NIT1 + WIT1] a stupid or silly person … English World dictionary
nitwit — You little nitwit’ is a disguised endearment in The Fox in the Attic, by Richard Hughes. ‘Nitwit’ someone with the wit of a louse’s egg, i.e. no wit at all is too obviously a joke to be used as a serious insult. It seems to be a modern… … A dictionary of epithets and terms of address
nitwit — [[t]nɪ̱twɪt[/t]] nitwits N COUNT (disapproval) If you refer to someone as a nitwit, you think they are stupid or silly. [INFORMAL] You great nitwit!... Hollywood was full of nitwits . Syn: nit, twit … English dictionary
nitwit — UK [ˈnɪtˌwɪt] / US noun [countable] Word forms nitwit : singular nitwit plural nitwits informal a stupid person … English dictionary
nitwit — n. someone who behaves stupidly. (Also a term of address.) □ You are such a nitwit! □ Please stop acting like a nitwit all the time … Dictionary of American slang and colloquial expressions
nitwit — fool, dumbbell, hairbrain, half there When he s drunk he acts like a nitwit like he has no sense! … English idioms
nitwit — /ˈnɪtwɪt / (say nitwit) noun Colloquial a slow witted or foolish person. {US English colloquialism (early 1900s) nit1 + wit1 (def. 4), i.e. having the intelligence of a nit } …
