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1 zbierać
impf ⇒ zebrać* * *( gromadzić) to collect; ( zwoływać) to gather, to assemble; ( sprzątać) to gather; ( zrywać) to pick; ( wodę) to mop upzebrać myśli — to gather lub collect one's thoughts
* * *ipf.1. (= gromadzić) collect, gather; zebrać myśli collect l. gather one's thoughts; zebrać siły gather (up) one's strength, brace up; zebrać odwagę pluck l. muster up one's courage; zbierać same piątki szkoln. get straight As.2. (= zwoływać) gather, assemble.3. (= uprzątać) clear, pick up.4. roln. ( zboże) harvest; ( owoce) pick, gather; kto wiatr sieje, burzę zbiera he who sows the wind shall reap the whirlwind.ipf.1. (= gromadzić się) gather; meet, convene; Izba Reprezentantów zbierze się jutro the House of Representatives will convene tomorrow; zebrać się w kupę pot. pull o.s. together.2. (= łącząc się, tworzyć skupisko) gather, accumulate; chmury zebrały się na horyzoncie clouds gathered on the horizon.3. (= być gromadzonym) be collected, be assembled; ziarnko do ziarnka, a zbierze się miarka take care of the cents and the dollars will take care of themselves.4. (= przygotowywać się) prepare, get ready ( do czegoś for sth) ( do zrobienia czegoś to do sth); zbierać się w drogę prepare to leave; powinniśmy się zbierać we ought to get ready to leave; zebrać się na odwagę summon up one's courage; zebrać się w sobie brace up; zbiera się na deszcz it's going to rain; zbiera mi się na wymioty I feel sick.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > zbierać
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2 nabierać
impf ⇒ nabrać1* * *(-am, -asz); nabrać; vt nabierać (+gen) — (wody, powietrza) to take in; (apetytu, zwyczaju) to develop; ( szybkości) to gather, to pick up; ( wysokości) to gainnabierać odwagi/otuchy — to take courage/heart
nabierać wprawy — to become adept lub skilled
nabierać kogoś — (pot: żartować) to pull sb's leg; (pot: oszukiwać) to deceive
* * *ipf.1. (t. = wdychać) take in; (= zagarniać, czerpać) pick up, scoop up; ( łyżką) spoon up; (= wchłaniać) absorb, take up; (= wciągać) draw in; nabierać na widelec l. widły fork; nabierać oczka ( robótki) pick up stitches; nabierać tchu breathe in, inhale; nabierać wody żegl. ( o statku) take in water; nabierać wody w usta przen. keep mum, hold one's tongue; pot. clam up.2. (= zdobywać więcej, uzyskiwać) gain, gather; nabierać ciała gain weight; nabierać kształtu take shape; nabierać przekonania/pewności grow convinced/certain; nabierać rozgłosu gain fame; nabierać rumieńców ( o człowieku) get more color; przen. (o dyskusji itp.) warm up; nabierać sił/rozumu/doświadczenia gain strength/wisdom/experience; nabierać szybkości/rozpędu t. przen. gather l. gain speed/momentum; nabierać wysokości lotn. gain altitude l. height, climb; nabierać znaczenia/wartości grow in importance/value.3. pot. (= oszukiwać) take (sb) in, dupe, fool, trick.ipf.(= dawać się wprowadzić w błąd) be duped l. fooled, be had; nabierać się na coś fall for sth.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > nabierać
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