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1 grosz
m 1. (moneta polska) grosz (a Polish monetary unit) 2. (moneta austriacka) groschen (an Austrian monetary unit) 3. Hist. groschen 4. sgt pot. (pieniądze) money- ciężki a. ładny grosz good money- uciułać trochę grosza to put away a. aside a little money- ciułać grosz do grosza to save every penny- kupić coś za drogi grosz pot. to pay a pretty penny for sth- kupić/sprzedać coś za grosze to buy/sell sth for next to nothing; to buy/sell sth dirt cheap a. for peanuts pot.- liczyć się z każdym groszem pot. to count a. watch one’s pennies- nie mieć grosza przy duszy pot. to be penniless, not to have a penny to one’s name a. two pennies to rub together- nie mieć wstydu/rozumu za grosz pot. to have no shame/sense- wtrącać a. wtykać a. wsadzać (swoje) trzy grosze pot. to add a. put in one’s (two) pennyworth GB pot., to add a. put in one’s two cents’ worth US pot.- to nie jest warte trzech groszy a. złamanego grosza pot. it’s not worth a brass farthing GB pot., it’s not worth a red cent a. a plugged nickel US pot.* * *-a; -e; gen pl; -y; mgrosz (Polish monetary unit equal to 1/100 zloty)nie dać perf ani grosza — not to give a penny
zapłacić perf (wszystko) co do grosza — to pay (everything) to the last penny
* * *miGen. -a1. ( w Polsce) grosz.2. (= drobna moneta) penny, cent, farthing; być bez (złamanego) grosza (przy duszy) be penniless; not have one penny to rub against another; not have two pennies to rub together; co do grosza not a penny less, not a penny more; to the last penny; nie dać złamanego grosza give nothing; nie wydać złamanego grosza spend nothing; nie być wartym złamanego grosza not be worth a plugged l. wooden nickel; wtrącić trzy grosze pot. put in one's two cents' worth; kupić coś za psi grosz buy sth dirt-cheap, buy sth for a song; pay peanuts for sth; nie mieć za grosz czegoś not to have an ounce of sth.3. pot. (= kwota) money; kawał grosza a good bit of money; zarabiać grosze earn very little; kupić coś za ostatni grosz spend one's last dime on sth; wdowi grosz widow's mite; liczyć się z groszem count every penny twice; nie liczyć się z groszem spend money like it's going out of style.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > grosz
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2 golu|tki
(golusieńki, goluteńki) adj. dim. 1. (bez ubrania) stark naked; in one’s birthday suit żart. 2. (bez dodatków) [ściany, pagórek] bare; [pensja] base, basic 3. (bez pieniędzy) broke pot., skint GB pot.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > golu|tki
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3 go|ły
adj. 1. (bez ubrania) [ramiona, plecy, skóra] bare; [osoba, ciało] naked- z gołą głową bareheaded- robić coś gołymi rękami to do sth with one’s bare hands2. (nieporośnięty) [głowa] bald; [pisklę, młode] naked; [pień, gałęzie, drzewo, pole, wzgórze] bare- gołe pędy (still) leafless sprouts- ostrzyc kogoś do gołej skóry to shave sb’s head, to shave sb bald3. (nieosłonięty) [żarówka] bare- spał na gołej podłodze he was sleeping on the bare floor4. (bez ozdób, dodatków) [ściany, pomieszczenie] bare- utrzymywać się z gołej pensji to live on one’s wages a. salary alone5. pot. (biedny) skint GB pot., broke pot. 6. książk. [miecz, szabla] bare■ goła prawda the naked truth- gołe fakty the bare facts; the bare bones przen.- gołym okiem [dostrzec, obserwować] with the naked eye- pod gołym niebem outdoors- być gołym jak święty turecki not to have a penny to one’s name- czuć się jak goły w pokrzywach not to know where a. which way to look- zostałem goły i wesoły iron. I was flat brokeThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > go|ły
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4 na|gi
Ⅰ adj. 1. (nieubrany) naked- malować nagie kobiety to paint nude women- być zupełnie nagim to be completely a. stark naked- nagi jak go Pan Bóg stworzył (as) naked as the day he was born; in his birthday suit żart.2. (goły) [pisklę] featherless, naked; [kot, pies] hairless; [drzewa, ziemia, skała] bare 3. (pusty) [ściany, pokój, mieszkanie] bare 4. (bez upiększeń) bare, unadorned- nagie fakty the bare facts- naga rzeczywistość unadorned reality- naga prawda the unadorned truth5. pot. (biedny) skint GB pot., broke pot. Ⅱ nagi m, naga f nude, naked person■ czuć się jak nagi w pokrzywach pot. to not know what to do a. where to look, to wish one could sink through the floor- użyć jak nagi w pokrzywach pot. to have a rough a. hard time (of it)The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > na|gi
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5 grosz
-a, -e; gen pl -ymgrosz (Polish monetary unit equal to 1/100 zloty)kupować (kupić pf) za grosze — to buy dirt-cheap
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