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* * *pf.1. (= nie mieć już więcej) lose; stracić cierpliwość do kogoś lose one's patience with sb; stracić cnotę/dziewictwo lose one's cherry/virginity; stracić energię l. zapał run out of gas; stracić głowę dla kogoś be swept off one's feet by sb, fall for sb; stracić z czymś kontakt lose touch of sth; stracić matkę lose one's mother; stracić posadę lose one's job; stracić liście ( o drzewie na jesieni) shed leaves; stracić na wadze lose weight; stracić orientację lose one's bearings; stracić panowanie nad sobą blow a fuse, go off at the deep end; stracić panowanie nad samochodem lose control of the car; kierowca stracił panowanie nad samochodem the car went out of control; stracić równowagę lose one's balance; stracić życie lose one's life; (= polec) perish; stracić rachubę czasu lose the track of time; stracić twarz lose one's face; stracić urodę lose one's looks; stracić wątek lose one's train of thought; stracić grunt pod nogami have the ground taken l. cut from under one's feet; stracić kogoś z oczu lose track of sb; stracić pokarm stop l. cease milking; stracić rozum l. głowę lose one's head; stracić władzę fall from power.2. (= nie zarobić) lose; stracić na akcjach sink capital l. money in shares; niech stracę! my loss!, never mind (the loss)!, what the hell!3. (= nie wykorzystać) waste; (= roztrwonić) squander; stracić okazję/szansę waste an opportunity/a chance.4. (= stać się gorszym) lose; stracić na sile (np. o burzy) abate; stracić na atrakcyjności lose in attractiveness, become less attractive; stracić w czyichś oczach come down in sb's opinion.5. ( skazanego na śmierć) execute, put to death.pf.1. disappear, vanish; stracić się z oczu (= przestać się widzieć) lose sight of each other l. one another.2. (= przestać się kontaktować) lose track of each other l. one another.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > stracić
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1. (-cę, -cisz); imp; -ć; vt( okazję) to miss; (czas, pieniądze) to waste2. vi( ponosić stratę) perf; s- to suffer a loss, to lose outtracić kogoś/coś z oczu — to lose sight of sb/sth
tracić ważność — to expire, to run out
tracić głowę — (przen) to lose one's head
tracić na znaczeniu/wartości — to lose significance/(in) value
* * *ipf.1. (= przestawać mieć) lose; tracić głowę przen. lose one's head; tracić grunt pod nogami lose one's footing, be out of one's depth; tracić kogoś z oczu lose sight of sb; tracić nadzieję abandon hope; tracić miarę know no measure in sth; tracić pamięć/zdrowie/rozum lose one's memory/health/mind; tracić panowanie nad sobą lose one's temper; tracić przytomność lose consciousness; tracić wątek lose one's thread; tracić zainteresowanie lose interest (kimś/czymś in sb/sth).2. (= ponosić stratę) lose out ( na czymś on sth); tracić bramkę lose a goal; tracić punkt lose a point.3. (= trwonić) waste; tracić czas waste time; (okazję, szansę) miss.4. (życie, bliską osobę) lose.5. (= doznawać uszczerbku) tracić na wadze/wartości/znaczeniu lose weight/value/significance; tracić w czyichś oczach go down in sb's esteem l. opinion.6. lit. (= zabijać) execute; zostać straconym be executed.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > tracić
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