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Iwife, so Irish ben, Welsh bun, benyw, Cornish benen, sponsa, Celtic bena$$^, g. bnâs, pl.n. bnâs; Greek gunc/, B$$oeot. Greek baná; Gothic ginô, English queen, Scottish queyn; Sanskrit gnâ.IItouch, Irish beanaim, beat, touch, appertain to, Old Irish benim, pulso, ferio, Breton bena, to cut, Middle Breton benaff, hit; *bina, root bin, bi( Old Irish ro bi, percussit, bithe, perculsus), from Indo-European bhi, bhei, hit; Church Slavonic bija, biti, strike; Old High German bîhal, axe; Greek $$G fitrós, log. Further is root bheid, split, English bite. Usually bean has been referred to Indo-European $$ghen, $$ghon, hit, slay; Greek $$G fen-, slay, $$G epefnon, slew, $$G fónos, slaughter, $$G qeínw, strike; Sanskrit han, hit; but $$gh = Gaelic b is doubtful. -
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1) General subject: an old guiser, bud, (обращение) buddy, buddy buddy, buddy-buddy, buzzard (в обращении), compadre, dear soul, my boy, old bean, old boy, old buck, old chap, old cock, old fella, old feller, old fellow, old man, friend2) Colloquial: a son of the soil (обращение), chummy, old cap, pal-o-mine, old crumpet, old guy6) Simple: good buddy (форма обращения, используемая радиолюбителями)7) New Zealand: blocke8) Makarov: old bean (обращение), old egg (обращение), old fruit (обращение), old thing (обращение), old top (обращение)9) Scuba diving: pal -
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1) General subject: an old boy, an old guiser, ancientness, antiquity, buzzard, dear soul, my boy, old bean, old boy, old buck, old chap, old cock, old fella, old feller, old fellow, old man, olden time, the old man, relic of the past (старинная вещь, обычай и т.п.), old lad, old buddy, buddy, old chum2) Colloquial: old cap, old crumpet3) Obsolete: eld4) Australian slang: dig (достаточно редко используется как дружеское приветствие среди мужчин), digger (достаточно редко используется как дружеское приветствие среди мужчин), joker, mate, old China5) Scottish language: lang syne6) Jargon: bro (верный товарищ) -
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Ⅰ adj. grad. 1. (liczący wiele lat) [ojciec, dziadek, pies, dom] old- Stary Świat the Old World- starzy mistrzowie the old masters- starszy syn/brat one’s elder son/brother2. (podniszczony, nienowy) old- stary, zardzewiały grat a rusty old wreck3. (dawny, nieaktualny) [adres, tygodnik] old- potrzebny mi jest stary numer Newsweeka I need a back issue a. back copy of Newsweek4. (nie tracący na aktualności) [przyjaźń, znajomość] old- po staemu as of old- narzekał po staemu he complained as usual- u nas wszystko po staemu thing’s the same as usual with us5. (o produktach żywnościowych) [chleb, piwo, ser] stale Ⅱ adj. 1. (mający wieloletnie doświadczenie) [fachowiec, majster] old 2. [przyjaciel, znajomy] old 3. pot. (w wyzwiskach) old- ty stary durniu! you old fool!Ⅲ starszy adj. comp. 1. (niemłody) elderly- jakiś starszy pan pytał o ciebie an elderly gentleman was asking after you- przyjeżdża tu odpocząć wiele starszych osób many elderly people come here on holiday2. (stojący wyżej w hierarchii) [redaktor, wykładowca, wspólnik] senior; [oficer] superior, senior- starszy mat/szeregowy lotnictwa ≈ a leading seaman/aircraftman- starszy sierżant sztabowy ≈ a staff sergeant major GB, a chief master sergeant US- starszy bosman sztabowy ≈ a chief petty officer- starszy chorąży sztabowy ≈ a chief warrant officer- w staszych klasach uczniowie piszą prace semestralne in the upper forms the students write term papers3. (z nazwiskiem) starszy Kowalski Kowalski Senior- Pliniusz Starszy Pliny the ElderⅣ sta|ry m, stara f 1. (dorosły) an old person 2. pot. (przełożony) boss- masz się natychmiast zgłosić do starego you’re to report to the boss immediately3. pot. (ojciec) old man; (matka) old woman- stary zrobił mi wczoraj awanturę, że późno wróciłam my/the old man gave me merry hell for being late yesterday4. pot. (mąż) old man pot.; (żona) old lady pot.- kupiła staremu krawat na urodziny she bought her old man a tie for his birthdayⅤ stare n sgt the old- walka nowego ze starym the battle of the old and the new- budować nowe na gruzach starego to build something new on the ruins of the oldⅥ starsi plt elders- trzeba słuchać starszych you should obey your elders- trzeba ustępować miejsca starszym one should give up one’s seat to the elderly- starsi mają pierwszeństwo age before beautyⅦ inter. pot. cześć, stary! hello, old buddy! US pot.; hello, old bean! przest., pot.■ ten kapelusz jest dla ciebie za stary that hat is too old for you- stary ale jary there’s life in the old dog yetThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > sta|ry
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n. m.1. 'Dad', father. Mon vieux est en froid avec ses voisins: My old man's fallen out with the neighbours.2. (pl.) Mes vieux: 'The old folk', my parents.3. Mon vieux (term of familiarity): 'Old bean', old chap. Alors, mon vieux, ça boume? Well, mate, how are things?4. Un vieux de la vieille: An 'old hand', 'one of the old brigade', the kind of diehard who has stuck through it all.5. Prendre un coup de vieux: To age noticeably in a short period of time. Depuis son deuil il a pris un coup de vieux! Since his missus died he seems to have aged overnight! -
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