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1 spalony
1. adjburnt, (pot: zdekonspirowany) hot (pot), SPORT offside2. m( decl like adj) ( pozycja spalona) offside* * *a.1. ( ogniem) burnt, burnt down.2. (= spieczony) burnt, scorched.3. (= opalony) sunburnt; spalone wargi chapped lips.4. (= uszkodzony) damaged.5. sport disqualified (jump, throw, etc.).6. pot. (= zdekonspirowany) exposed, uncovered.misport offside.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > spalony
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2 obrzucać
impf ⇒ obrzucić* * *(-cam, -casz)obrzucać kogoś błotem — (przen) to shower slander lub abuse at sb
obrzucić kogoś/coś spojrzeniem — to cast a glance at sb/sth
* * *ipf.obrzucić pf.1. (= obsypywać) hurl, pelt, throw; obrzucać kogoś granatami pelt grenades at sb; obrzucić kogoś kwiatami throw l. hurl flowers at sb; obrzucić kogoś pytaniami flood l. inundate sb with questions.2. (= obłożyć, otulić) cover (e.g. with earth or clay, in order to protect from the cold, etc.).3. (= wyzywać) hurl; obrzucić kogoś błotem throw l. sling l. fling l. hurl mud at sb, drag sb's name through l. in the muck l. mud; obrzucać kogoś przekleństwami shower sb with abuse, hurl abuse at sb; obrzucić kogoś wyzwiskami swear at sb, call sb names; obrzucić kogoś stekiem wyzwisk hurl a volley of abuse at sb.4. (= obszywać) overcast.ipf.obrzucić się pf.1. (= zarzucać się) hurl at each other l. one another, throw at each other l. one another.2. (= wyzywać się) hurl; obrzucać się wyzwiskami hurl insults at each other l. one another.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > obrzucać
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3 przerzucać
impf ⇒ przerzucić* * *-cam, -casz, -cić; perf; vt1) (piłkę itp.) to throw (over); (broń, żołnierzy) to redeploy; ( strony) to leaf lub thumb through; (ubrania, rzeczy) to dig through2) (pot) ( pracowników) to transferprzerzucać bieg — to change (BRIT) lub shift (US) gear
przerzucać książkę/czasopismo — to flip through a book/magazine
* * *ipf.przerzucić pf.1. (= odwracać) ( kartkę) flip over.2. (= przeglądać) (książkę, gazetę) flip through.3. mot. shift; przerzucić bieg shift gear; przerzucić na jedynkę/dwójkę itp. shift into first/second etc.4. (= przewiesić) throw over.5. sport (= podawać) lob.6. (broń, narkotyki) run ( przez granicę across the border).ipf.przerzucić się pf.1. (= zmieniać zainteresowanie, zajęcie) switch over ( z czegoś na coś from sth to sth).2. (= rozprzestrzeniać się) (o ogniu, rdzy) spread; pat. ( o raku) metastasize.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > przerzucać
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