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impf Ⅰ vt 1. (zestawiać) to combine [meble, dodatki, stroje]- kombinować leki z alkoholem to mix medications with alcohol- sztuka kombinowana z różnych dziedzin: poezji, dramatu i muzyki a play combining poetry, drama, and music elements2. (snuć) to devise, to think up- mistrz w kombinowaniu fabuły a master of plot (construction) ⇒ wykombinowaćⅡ vi pot. 1. (głowić się) to ponder vt, to mull over vt- kombinował, jak rozwiązać zadanie he was mulling over possible approaches to the task- kombinowała, jak wybrnąć z kłopotów she was trying to come up with the way out of her problems- tak sobie kombinuję, że możemy wziąć ten kredyt I’m thinking maybe we should take that loan pot.- źle kombinujesz you’re barking up the wrong tree pot.- musiał kombinować w czasie wojny, żeby przeżyć during the war he had to live by his wits in order to survive ⇒ wykombinować2. pejor. (knuć) to be up to something pot.; to be up to no good pot., pejor.- kombinować w szkole to pull sneaky tricks at school pot.- całe życie kombinował w pracy he was always scheming and conniving at work- kombinował przeciwko bratu he was scheming a. plotting against his brother- co ty znów kombinujesz?! what are you up to now?3. pejor. (mieć romans) to carry on pot., pejor. (z kimś with sb)- kombinuje z nim od roku she’s been carrying on with him for a year nowThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > kombin|ować
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impf Ⅰ vt 1. (nawijać) to wind [nici, sznurek]- motać wełnę w kłębek to wind wool into a ball- motała nić na szpulkę she was winding the thread onto a spool ⇒ namotać2. (plątać) to tangle [włosy, wstążki]; [wiatr] to toss [gałęzie] 3. pejor. (utrudniać zrozumienie) to confuse- przestań mi/nam motać stop confusing me/us- tak motał (opowiadanie), że nikt nie mógł zrozumieć he confused the story so much that nobody could understand it ⇒ namotać4. pejor. (intrygować) to scheme pejor.; to plot (przeciwko komuś against sb)- motać intrygi to be a schemer- ciągle motał i kłamał he was always scheming and lying5. (wiązać) to wind [chustę, szal]- motać pas jedwabiu na głowie/wokół talii to wind a length of silk round one’s head/waist ⇒ zamotaćⅡ motać się 1. (plątać się) [włosy, nici] to tangle a. become tangled ⇒ zamotać się 2. pejor. (działać chaotycznie) to shilly-shally pot., pejor. (w czymś about sth); to dither GB; to waffle US pot. (w czymś on a. over sth)- motała się, nie wiedząc jak odpowiedzieć she hummed and hawed over what to answer GB pot.3. pot. (angażować się) to get mixed up pot. (w coś in sth) ⇒ zamotać sięThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > mota|ć
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