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1 мы тряслись в поезде
General subject: the train rattled us aboutУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > мы тряслись в поезде
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2 koła|tać
impf (kołaczę a. kołacę a. kołatam, kołacze a. kołace a. kołata, kołacz a. kołataj) Ⅰ vi 1. (stukać) to knock- kołatać do drzwi to bang on the door- kołatała chodakami po podłodze her clogs were clattering on the floor- pociąg kołatał rytmicznie the train clacketyclacked rhythmically along- wiatr kołacze w okna the wind is rattling at the windows2. (o sercu, pulsie) to pound, to palpitate- serce kołatało jej ze strachu her heart was pounding with fear3. przen. (prosić) to appeal, to turn (do kogoś to sb); to request (o coś sth); to apply (o coś for sth)- kołatać do kogoś o pieniądze to appeal a. turn to sb for money- kołatała do ojca o pomoc she appealed to her father for helpⅡ kołatać się 1. (trząść się) to rattle- wóz kołatał się po wyboistej drodze the cart rattled along the bumpy road- kołatała się do pracy zatłoczonym autobusem she rattled to work in a crowded bus2. przen. (trwać) to linger- myśli/uczucia/pragnienia kołaczą się komuś w głowie thoughts/feelings/desires linger on in sb’s head- nadzieja kołatała się jej w sercu she had long cherished the hope3. przen. (tułać się) to roam (about a. around)- kołatać się po świecie to ramble about■ życie a. duch (ledwo) się w nim kołacze he’s more dead than aliveThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > koła|tać
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