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pf — zrzu|cać impf Ⅰ vt 1. (strącić) to knock [sth] off/down, to knock off/down [wazon, kubek]; (rzucić w dół) to throw [sth] down, to throw down [papiery]; [koń] to throw [jeźdźca]; to drop [spadochroniarza, paczkę, bombę] 2. (rozebrać się) to take [sth] off, to take off 3. (pozbyć się) to lose, to shed [liście, owoce, skórę, sierść]; to lose [wagę, kilogramy] 4. (w grze w karty) to discard, to get rid of [asa, króla] Ⅱ zrzucić się — zrzucać się 1. pot. (zrobić składkę) to club together, to pass the hat (a)round (na coś for sth) 2. (w grze w karty) to discard vt- zrzucić się z kierów to get rid of all one’s hearts■ zrzucić odpowiedzialność/winę/pracę na czyjeś barki to shift the responsibility/blame/work on to sb- zrzucić z siebie odpowiedzialność to disavow any responsibility- zrzucić habit/sutannę to renounce one’s (holy) vows- zrzucić mundur to return to civilian life- zrzucić kamień a. ciężar z serca to unburden oneself- zrzucić maskę to throw off one’s mask- zrzucić pychę z serca to humble oneselfThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > zrzu|cić
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22 zwal|ić
pf — zwal|ać impf Ⅰ vt 1. (zburzyć) [osoba] to pull down, to knock down [budynek, mur, ścianę]; (powalić) [wichura, podmuch wiatru] to blow [sth] down a. over [drzewo, płot, namiot]; [piorun, bomba] to strike, to hit [komin, drzewo] 2. (przewrócić) [osoba, zwierzę] to knock- zwalić kogoś/coś na ziemię to knock sb/sth to the ground- zwalić kogoś ze schodów to push a. knock sb down the stairs3. (zrzucić na jedno miejsce) to dump [śmieci, makulaturę]; to pile [książki, zakupy]; 4. pot. (obarczyć) to shift [winę, odpowiedzialność] (na kogoś onto sb); to load przen.; to burden (coś na kogoś sb with sth)- zwalić/zwalać na kogoś obowiązki to load sb (down) with responsibilitiesⅡ zwalić się — zwalać się 1. (przewrócić się) [drzewo, ściana, most] to fall a. come down; (spaść) [samolot] to come down 2. pot. [osoba] (upaść) to fall down; (paść ze zmęczenia, słabości) to collapse- zwalić się ze schodów to fall down the stairs- zwalić się z konia/roweru to fall off a horse/bicycle- zwalił się na łóżko he collapsed on the bed pot.3. pot. (pojawić się) zwaliło się na nas za dużo pracy we’re up to our ears with work- wkrótce zwalą się na nas nowe zmartwienia there are plenty of other problems on the way pot.4. pot. (zgromadzić się) [tłumy, turyści] to descend (na kogoś/coś (up)on sb/sth); to flock- publiczność zwaliła się tłumnie na wystawę the public flocked to see the exhibition- co roku do nadmorskich kurortów zwalają się tysiące gości every year thousands of visitors descend on the seaside resortsThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > zwal|ić
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