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1 nadszarp|nąć
a. nadszarp|ać pf — nadszarp|ywać impf (nadszarpnęła, nadszarpnęli — nadszarpuję) Ⅰ vt książk. 1. (uszczuplić) to eat (into), to make inroads into, to whittle away (at)- koszty naprawy poważnie nadszarpnęły jego oszczędności the cost of the repairs seriously ate into his savings2. (osłabić) to undermine; (uszkodzić) to damage, to ravage- ciężka praca poważnie nadszarpnęła jego zdrowie hard work seriously undermined his health- czas nadszarpnął mury zabytkowego pałacu time has ravaged the walls of the historic palace3. (zepsuć złym postępowaniem) to diminish, to undermine- ten wybryk nadszarpnął jego reputację that incident damaged his reputationⅡ nadszarpnąć się — nadszarpywać się to overexert oneself, to overtax oneself- nadszarpnął się, dźwigając meble he overtaxed himself carrying furnitureThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > nadszarp|nąć
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2 nachodzić
1. (-dzę, -dzisz); imp -dź; perf najść; vt(o człowieku: przychodzić) to keep coming to; ( naprzykrzać się) to intrude (up)on; (o myślach, obawach) to haunt, to pester2. vi* * *ipf.1. (= odwiedzać bez zaproszenia) intrude on l. upon (sb); form. make incursions into l. upon sb's leisure time; przen. (o uczuciach, nastrojach = opanowywać) come over (sb); przen. (= przychodzić do głowy) occur to (sb).2. lit. (= atakować, napadać) overcome, raid, make incursions l. inroads into ( sth).pf.walk one's legs off, run o.s. ragged, run all over town ( za czymś looking for sth).The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > nachodzić
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3 podj|azd
m (G podjazdu) 1. (do budynku) drive, driveway; (przed budynkiem) forecourt; (zadaszony) covered a. canopied drive(through)- wjechać na podjazd to turn into a driveway- zaparkować/zakręcić na podjeździe to park/turn in a drive(way) a. forecourt- podjazd do garażu the driveway to a garage2. (ułatwiający dostęp) ramp- podjazd dla wózków inwalidzkich a wheelchair ramp- podjazd dla wózków dziecinnych a ramp for prams3. (pod górę) uphill road, uphill stretch of a road- stromy/łagodny podjazd a stretch of road going steeply/slightly uphill, a steep/gentle incline- przy podjeździe wrzuć drugi bieg put it in second when you go uphill- kolarze zwolnili na podjeździe the cyclists slowed down on the uphill stretch4. (krótka jazda) short drive- podjazd pod mój dom zajmie ci dwie minuty it’s a two minute drive to my house5. zw. pl Wojsk. (wypad) foray, inroad- robić podjazdy na terytorium wroga to make forays a. inroads into enemy territory- szarpać wroga podjazdami to harass the enemy (with forays)6. Hist., Wojsk. (oddział kawalerii) mounted forayThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > podj|azd
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