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1 płacz
m (G płaczu) 1. zw. sg (łzy) crying- wybuch płaczu a flood of tears- oczy czerwone od płaczu eyes red from crying- wybuchnąć płaczem to burst out crying- zanosić się płaczem a. od płaczu to cry wildly- powstrzymać się od płaczu to choke back a. hold back one’s tears- powiedzieć coś z płaczem to say sth crying- płaczem niczego nie załatwisz crying won’t get you anywhere- być bliskim płaczu to be on the verge of tears- zbierało jej się na płacz she was about to cry- zza drzwi dochodził cichy płacz there was soft crying from behind the door- słychać było głośne płacze loud crying could be heard- skończyć się płaczem [zabawa, gra] to end in tears- ona nagle (uderzyła) w płacz! she suddenly burst into tears!2. przen. (narzekanie) lament- podnieść płacz z powodu czegoś to start lamenting sth3. przen. (odgłos) wail- płacz wiolonczeli the wail of a cello- płacz wiatru za oknami the wail of the wind outside- płacz psa the whining of a dog4. Ogr. bleeding■ będzie płacz i zgrzytanie zębów Bibl. there will be weeping and gnashing of teeth; żart. someone’s going to be very sorry!* * *-u; -ecrying, weepingwybuchnąć płaczem — ( perf) to burst into tears
* * *miGen.pl. -ów cry; komuś jest do płaczu sb is on the brink of tears; powstrzymywać się od płaczu fight back tears; wybuchnąć płaczem burst into tears.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > płacz
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