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1 chcieć
chcę, żeby on tam pojechał — I want him to go there
chce mi się spać/pić — I feel sleepy/thirsty
chciałbym... — I would like...
czy chciałbyś...? — would you like...?
jak chcesz — pot as you wish
chce mi się siusiu — pot I must have a pee
* * *ipf.1. (= mieć chęć) want; chcieć coś zrobić want to do sth; chciałbym, żeby on przyszedł I wish he came; chce mi się spać I'm (feeling) sleepy; chce mi się jeść/pić I'm hungry/thirsty; chce mi się śmiać/płakać I feel like laughing/crying; chce mi się wyć z rozpaczy pot. I feel like howling; nie chce mi się pracować I do not feel like working; nic mi się nie chce I do not feel like doing anything; chce mi się siusiu pot. I want to pee; czego chcesz ode mnie?! what do you want from me?!; (czy) chcesz, czy nie chcesz whether you like it or not; chcę się z tobą ożenić I want to marry you; chciał wstać, ale mu zabrakło sił he wanted to get up but he lacked the strength (to do so); jeśli chcesz, to... if you want...; masz, czego chciałeś you got what you wanted, you got what you asked for; sam tego chciał he asked for it; chciałbym być ptakiem I'd like to be a bird; I wish I were a bird; chciałbym być aktorem I'd like to become an actor; I'd like to be an actor; I wish I were an actor; chciałbym dożyć tego I wish I could live long enough to see that; chciałbym być spokojny I'd like to be calm; chciałbym, żeby się to nie sprawdziło I wish it wouldn't be l. come true; nie chce iść dalej he l. she doesn't want to go any further; he l. she refuses to go any further; sam nie wie, czego chce even he himself doesn't know what he wants; zrobię to, jak mi się będzie chciało I'll do it if I feel like doing it; ona nie chce iść za mąż she doesn't want to get married; chciałbym I would like to; chciałoby się zatańczyć one would like to dance; chciałoby się wyjechać na wakacje one would like to go on holiday; chcąc nie chcąc willy-nilly, willingly or unwillingly; jak sobie chcesz as you wish; co chcesz przez to powiedzieć? what do you mean?; what do you mean by that?; what is that supposed to mean?; nie chciałby, żeby mnie z nim widziano he wouldn't want anybody to see me with him; chciałbyś tego spróbować? would you like to try that?; chciałbym ci uścisnąć rękę I'd like to shake your hand; chciał powiedzieć coś więcej he wanted to say more than (just) that; chciałbym się czegoś napić I would like something to drink; I could use a drink; czego ona właściwie chce? what does she really want?; tak jest, bo tak chcę! it is so because I want it that way!; tak, jak chce tego zwyczaj as custom would have it; according to custom; chciałbym nieba ci przychylić, ale... I would like to give you everything that you want but...; los chciał, że... fate decreed that...; pech chciał, że spóźniłem się na pociąg I had the bad luck to miss the train; unfortunately, I missed the train; niech się dzieje, co chce whatever is to happen, let it happen; chcę chleba z szynką I want bread and ham; chciałem jak najlepiej I tried to do my best; niech mówi, co chce, a mnie nie przekona whatever he l. she says, he l. she won't convice me; niech robi, jak chce let him do as he pleases; chcieć to móc where there's a will, there's way; dla chcącego nie ma nic trudnego where there's a will, there's way; kto chce psa uderzyć, zawsze kij znajdzie when you want to blame sb, you'll always find a reason.2. ( o rzeczach) will l. would not + verb; drzwi nie chcą się otworzyć the door won't open; ognisko nie chce się palić the fire won't burn; rana nie chciała się zagoić the wound wouldn't heal; nauka nie chce mi wchodzić do głowy I can't remember anything I study; nie chce mi to przejść przez gardło I won't say that.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > chcieć
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