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глаг.• натирать• оттереть• потирать• растирать• тереть* * *trę, trze, trzyj, tarł, tarli, tarty несов. тереть;● \trzeć len, konopie трепать лён, коноплю
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* * *miGen. -a kulin. cheese; ser biały cottage cheese; ser chudy lean cheese; ser edamski Edam; ser ementalski Emmenthal l. Emmental, Emmenthaler l. Emmentaler; ser gouda Gouda; ser miękki soft cheese; ser owczy goat cheese; ser pleśniowy blue cheese; ser podpuszczkowy rennet cheese; ser szwajcarski Swiss cheese; ser tłusty fat cheese; ser topiony processed l. process cheese; ser twardy hard cheese; ser twarogowy śmietankowy curd cheese; ser żółty hard cheese; tarty ser grated cheese; śmiać się jak głupi do sera laugh like stupid.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > ser
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11 t|rzeć
impf (trze, tarty) Ⅰ vt 1. (pocierać) to rub- trzeć ręką czoło to rub one’s forehead- trzeć ciało ręcznikiem to rub one’s body dry with a towel- trzeć oczy to rub one’s eyes2. (na tarce) to grate [ser, chrzan, ziemniaki] ⇒ zetrzeć 3. (rozgniatać) to grind [mak]- trzeć żółtka z cukrem to mix the yolks with sugar ⇒ utrzećⅡ vi to rub (o coś against a. on sth)- błotniki tarły o koła the mudguards rubbed against the wheelsⅢ trzeć się 1. (ocierać się) to rub (oneself)- koń tarł się bokiem o drzewo the horse rubbed its side against a tree2. Zool. [ryby] to spawnThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > t|rzeć
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См. также в других словарях:
tarty — UK [ˈtɑː(r)tɪ] / US [ˈtɑrtɪ] adjective Word forms tarty : adjective tarty comparative tartier superlative tartiest offensive a woman who is tarty dresses or behaves as if she wants to attract men and have sex. This word shows that you do not like … English dictionary
tarty — tart|y [ˈta:ti US ˈta:rti] adj BrE informal a woman who looks tarty looks like she is too willing for sex ▪ Do you think this dress looks too tarty? … Dictionary of contemporary English
tarty — [[t]tɑ͟ː(r)ti[/t]] tartiest ADJ GRADED (disapproval) If you describe a woman or her clothes as tarty, you are critical of her because she tries to make herself look sexually attractive in a vulgar way. [INFORMAL] That coat made her look so tarty … English dictionary
tarty — adjective Like a tart (promiscuous woman); slutty, whorish. Atwoods Edible Woman offers a brilliant analysis of woman as consumable in consumer capitalism: when Marian turns out in a tarty hairdo and red dress … Wiktionary
tarty — tart|y [ tarti ] adjective OFFENSIVE a woman who is tarty dresses or behaves as if she wants to attract men and have sex. This word shows that you do not like women like this … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
tarty — Ⅰ. tart [1] ► NOUN ▪ an open pastry case containing a sweet or savoury filling. DERIVATIVES tartlet noun. ORIGIN Old French tarte. Ⅱ. tart [2] ► … English terms dictionary
tarty — adjective (tartier; est) Etymology: 2tart Date: 1918 resembling or suggestive of a prostitute (as in clothing or manner) … New Collegiate Dictionary
tarty — tarty1 /tahr tee/, adj., tartier, tartiest. tart; somewhat sour. [TART1 + Y1] tarty2 /tahr tee/, adj., tartier, tartiest. of, pertaining to, or suggesting a prostitute. [1915 20; TART2 + Y1] * * * … Universalium
tarty — adj. (Offensive term) resembling or suggestive of a whore; vulgar, gaudy … English contemporary dictionary
tarty — adjective especially BrE wearing the kind of clothes that people think a prostitute would wear … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
tarty — /ˈtati/ (say tahtee) adjective (tartier, tartiest) cheap and showy, as supposedly befitting a prostitute. {tart3 + y1} –tartily, adverb –tartiness, noun …
