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1 czujn|y
adj. grad. 1. (uważny) vigilant, alert- czujny stróż/pies a vigilant guard/dog- wychował się pod czujnym okiem babki he grew up under the vigilant a. watchful eye of his grandmother- był czujny na wszystko, co się dookoła niego działo he was alert to everything that was going on around him- kelnerzy czujni na każdy gest gościa waiters watching for a guest’s every move- czujne ucho a sharp ear- mieć czujny sen to be a light sleeper- jego czujne nerwy reagowały na każdy hałas his sensitive a. delicate nerves reacted to every sound- czule kogoś obejmować to hug sb affectionately- szeptać do kogoś czule to whisper to sb affectionately a. tenderly- czule kogoś wspominać to remember sb with affection- czule kogoś pozdrawiać to give sb one’s love- czule pogłaskał ją po głowie he stroked her head affectionately- nazywali go czule Jasieńkiem their pet name for him was JasieńkoThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > czujn|y
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2 umy|sł
m (G umysłu) 1. (rozum, intelekt) mind- umysł ścisły pot. scientific mind- nie powinien studiować nauk humanistycznych, to ścisły umysł he shouldn’t go into humanities, he’s got a scientific mind- jasny/bystry/twórczy/chłonny/płytki umysł a clear/sharp/creative/receptive/shallow mind- mieć logiczny/analityczny umysł to have a logical/an analytical mind- tego się nie da ogarnąć umysłem that is incomprehensible2. przen. (świadomość) mind- mieć umysł zaprzątnięty różnymi sprawami pot. to have different things on one’s mind- nie rozumiem, jak ona może zaprzątać sobie umysł takimi głupstwami I don’t understand how she can fill her mind with such rubbish- ten profesor to najwybitniejszy umysł, jaki miałem okazję spotkać this professor is the greatest mind a. brain I’ve ever come across■ być zdrowym na umyśle to be in one’s right mind a. in one’s senses, to be of sound mind- słaby na umyśle euf. mentally challenged, feeble-minded- umysł mu się pomieszał przest. he’s gone out of his mind, his mind is goingThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > umy|sł
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