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61 копна
жен. shock, stook копна сена копна волоскопн|а - ж.: ~ сена haycock;
~ снопов shock;
~ волос shock of hair;
~ итель м. с.-х. shocker;
~ ить несов. (вн.) с.-х. shock (smth.). -
62 mata de pelo
• crop of hair• head of department• head of household• mop of hair• shock of hair• tuft of hair -
63 чуприна
жhair; forelock, topknot, tuft of hair, shock of hair -
64 greńa
• mat of hair• mop of hair• pelage• shock of hair -
65 hopo
intj.get out of here, go away.m.1 tail with a tuft of hair, similar to that of a fox or squirrel.Seguir el hopo to dog, to pursue closely2 bushy tail.* * *1 (fuera) out!————————1 (cola) bushy tail2 (mechón) shock of hair* * *I['xopo]SM (fox's) brush, tail IIEXCL out!, get out! -
66 czupryn|a
f 1. (włosy) mop (of hair), shock of hair 2. (głowa) head; nut pot.- dać komuś po czuprynie to give sb one on the nut■ kurzy mu się z czupryny he’s tipsy; he’s half-cut GB pot.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > czupryn|a
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67 czupryn|ka
f dim. (włosy) mop (of hair), shock of hairThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > czupryn|ka
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68 szop|a
f 1. (niewielkie zabudowanie) shed- szopa na narzędzia a tool shed2. (czupryna) a shock of hair, a mop (of hair)The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > szop|a
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69 haarbos
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70 Schopf
m1. shock of hair2. tuftm[Haar]thatch coll. [hair] -
71 шапка
ж.
1. hat;
~ волос mop/shock of hair;
~-ушанка hat with ear-flaps;
меховая ~ fur hat;
2. (заголовок в газете) headline;
3. (верх чего-л.) crown, top;
~-невидимка cap of invisibility;
~ми закидаем it`ll be а walk-over;
на воре ~ горит guilty conscience gives itself away;
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72 burza
-y; -e; f( z piorunami) (thunder)storm* * *f.1. ( zjawisko przyrody) storm; burza śnieżna snowstorm; burza gradowa hailstorm; burza z piorunami electrical storm; zanosi się na burzę a storm is brewing; rozpętała się burza a storm broke out; burza przechodzi bokiem a storm is passing by; burza frontowa meteor. line squall; burza magnetyczna meteor. magnetic storm; burza piaskowa meteor. sandstorm; wpadać jak burza storm in; lecieć jak burza fly like greased lighting; kto wiatr sieje, burzę zbiera sow the wind and reap the whirlwind.2. przen. storm, burst; burza oklasków burst of applause; burza śmiechu burst of laughter; burza protestów firestorm of protest; rozpętać burzę uczuć stir up a storm of emotions; burza zieleni burst of greenery; burza włosów shock of hair; burza w szklance wody tempest in a teacup; burza mózgów brainstorm.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > burza
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73 chochoł
mi1. ogr. straw covering.2. roln. capsheaf.3. przest. (= nastroszona czupryna) shock of hair.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > chochoł
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74 strzecha
thatched roof, thatch* * *f.thatch, thatched roof; dom kryty strzechą thatched cottage; strzecha włosów shock (of hair).The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > strzecha
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75 paryk
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76 zazzera sf
['tsattsera]shock of hair, mop -
77 Haarschopf
Haar·schopf mmop [or ( Brit) shock] of hair -
78 Schopf
1) ( Haarschopf) shock of hair -
79 burz|a
f 1. Meteo. storm, tempest- burza gradowa a. z gradem a hailstorm- śnieżna burza a snowstorm- burza z piorunami a thunderstorm- zanosiło się na burzę a storm was gathering- czuje się burzę w powietrzu there’s thunder in the air- schronić się przed burzą to take shelter from a storm- burza się rozpętała/rozszalała a storm broke- burza przeszła bokiem the storm passed over- wpadł do domu jak burza przen. he stormed a. flew into the house like a hurricane2. przen. (wstrząsy dziejowe) turmoil C/U, upheaval C/U- wojenna burza the turmoils of war3. przen. (gwałtowna reakcja) storm- burza oklasków/protestów a storm of applause/protest- ściągnął na siebie burzę komentarzy he brought down a shower of criticism upon himself- burza uczuć an emotional turmoil4. przen. (kwiatów, myśli) host- burza włosów a shock of hair- □ burza magnetyczna Meteo. magnetic storm- burza piaskowa Meteo. sandstorm- burza podzwrotnikowa Meteo. tropical storm■ burza mózgów (metoda) brainstorming; (burzliwa dyskusja) stormy discussion; (sesja) brainstorming session- mieliśmy burzę mózgów we did some brainstorming- burza w szklance wody a storm in a teacup GB, a tempest in a teapot USThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > burz|a
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80 zazzera
sf ['tsattsera]shock of hair, mop
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