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1 znad
praep 1. (z powyżej) from above- zdjął obraz znad kanapy he took down the picture from over the sofa- uniósł głowę znad biurka/talerza he looked up from behind his desk/from his plate- spojrzał znad okularów he peered over his glasses2. (z pobliża) from- wzoraj wróciliśmy znad morza yesterday we came back from the coast- przybyli do Polski znad Renu they came to Poland from somewhere on the Rhine- znad stawu dolatywało rechotanie żab the croaking of frogs could be heard from the pond* * *prep(+gen) from above* * *prep.+ Gen. from above; znad morza/rzeki from the seaside/river; podnieść wzrok znad biurka look up from behind one's desk.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > znad
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2 gł|ąb2
Ⅰ f książk. 1. (głębia) depths pl książk.- głąb jeziora the depths of the lake- wynurzyć się z głębi morza to emerge from the depths (of the sea)2. (obszar oddalony od skraju) depths pl książk.- harcerze wpatrywali się w ciemną głąb lasu the scouts peered into the dark depths of the forestⅡ w głąb adv. deep into, into the heart a. depths- wydrążono tunel na sześć metrów w głąb a tunnel was bored to a depth of six metres- sięgnął w głąb torby he reached deep into the bag- nieprzyjaciel wdarł się w głąb kraju the enemy has penetrated deep into the countryThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > gł|ąb2
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3 grub|y
Ⅰ adj. grad. 1. (otyły) fat, overweight- była gruba w talii she had a thick waist- miał grube nogi he had fat legs- gruby jak bela a. beczka (as) fat as a pig2. (nie cienki) [krata, warkocz, deska] thick- patrzył przez grube szkła okularów he peered through his thick (eye)glasses- gruby druk/gruba czcionka bold a. heavy print- miała na twarzy grubą warstwę pudru she was wearing a thick layer of powder- te mury są grube na pół metra the walls are half a metre thick3. (ciepły) [sweter, kurtka, spódnica] thick, heavy 4. [głos] deep 5. (nie drobny) coarse- gruby cukier coarse sugar- kasza/mąka z grubego przemiału coarse a. coarsely ground groats/flourⅡ adj. pot. 1. (prostacki) crude, coarse- grube żarty crude jokes- gruby kawał a crude joke2. (duży) gruba przesada a gross exaggeration- będę miała grube nieprzyjemności I’m going to be in serious trouble- w grubym uproszczeniu można powiedzieć, że… at the risk of grossly oversimplifying, we could say…3. (o dużej sumie) odziedziczyć grube miliony to inherit millions- wygrać grube pieniądze to win big money pot.- wziąć grube odszkodowanie to get hefty compensationⅢ grub|y m, gruba f pot., pejor. fatso pot., pejor.- gruby, odsuń się! get out of the way, fatso!Ⅳ grube plt pot. (o pieniądzach) big money pot.- pozbyć się drobnych i zachować grube to get rid of the small change and keep the big notesⅤ z grubsza adv. pot. (w przybliżeniu) roughly, in the neighbourhood of GB, in the neighborhood of US; (niedokładnie) more or less- będzie cię to z grubsza kosztować jakieś dwa tysiące złotych the cost will be in the neighbourhood of two thousand zlotys- objaśnić coś z grubsza to give a rough a. sketchy explanation of sth- oceniać z grubsza koszty/zyski to give a rough estimate of the costs/profits- z grubsza już posprzątałam I’ve given the place a quick once-over pot.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > grub|y
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