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1 drogo
( sprzedać) at a high price; (kosztować, zapłacić) a lotdrogo za coś zapłacić — (przen) to pay dearly for sth
* * *adv.- żej1. dosł. expensively, costly; rzad. dearly; to dla mnie za drogo it is too much for me, it is too expensive for me.2. przen. dearly; drogo za to zapłacisz! you will pay dearly for this!; będzie cię to drogo kosztowało you will have to pay dearly for this; drogo sprzedał życie he sold his life dearly.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > drogo
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2 zapła|cić
pf Ⅰ vt (uiścić należność) to pay [rachunek, czynsz, ratę, dług]- zapłacić komuś to pay sb- zapłacić za coś to pay for sth- zapłacić gotówką to pay cash- zapłacić czekiem/kartą to pay by cheque/with a card- zapłacić w złotówkach/dolarach to pay in zlotys/dollars ⇒ płacićⅡ vi 1. (ponieść konsekwencje) to pay- zapłacić drogo za pomyłkę to pay dearly for a mistake- zapłacić za coś zdrowiem to pay for sth with one’s health ⇒ płacić2. (odpłacić) zapłacić dobrem za złe to return good for evil- jeszcze mi za to zapłacisz! you’ll pay for that! ⇒ płacićThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > zapła|cić
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3 okupywać
impf ⇒ okupić* * *ipf.1. (= opłacać coś kosztem czegoś) obtain ( coś czymś sth at the price of sth); drogo coś okupić pay a high price for sth, pay dearly for sth.2. (= wynagradzać) compensate ( coś for sth).ipf.compensate ( za coś for sth) pay ( a high price for sth).The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > okupywać
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4 płacić pła·cić
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5 bekn|ąć3
pf vi pot. (ponieść karę) to pay (the price)- grubo beknie za to s/he’ll pay dearly for thatThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > bekn|ąć3
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6 dro|gi
adj. grad. 1. (kosztowny) [towar, usługa] expensive, costly; [fryzjer, architekt, miasto, kraj, restauracja] expensive; [kredyt] high-cost, high-interest- ten hotel jest dla mnie za drogi this hotel is too expensive a. pricey pot. for me- to drogi sklep this shop is expensive- jak drogi będzie ten wyjazd? how much will the trip cost?- pożyczki w bankach są drogie bank loans carry high interest- kupić coś za drogi grosz a. drogie pieniądze to pay a fortune a. the earth for sth2. (cenny) [kamienie] precious- mój czas jest dla mnie drogi my time is precious- każda chwila jest droga every moment is precious3. (bliski) [osoba, pamiątka, miejsce] dear- drogi/najdroższy przyjaciel a close/closest a. dear/dearest friend- ludzie, którzy są nam drodzy those dear to us, those we love- rzeczy, które są mu drogie things he holds dear a. he prizes- ten człowiek/ten drobiazg jest drogi mojemu sercu this man/this trinket is close a. dear to my heart- jesteś mi bardzo drogą osobą you are very dear a. precious to me- drodzy państwo ladies and gentlemen!- drodzy rodzice/przyjaciele (my) dear parents/friends- droga pani/drogi panie/drodzy państwo Dear Madam/Dear Sir/Ladies and Gentlemen- mylisz się, mój drogi/pan się myli, drogi panie iron. you’re mistaken, my dear boy/sir- Drogi Adamie! Dear Adam- najdroższa! Dearest!- najdroższy! Dearest!- jak się masz, moja droga/mój drogi? how are you, my dear?- moja najdroższa/mój najdroższy my darling- przepraszam, moi drodzy, za spóźnienie sorry, folks a. guys US, for being late pot.- drogo zapłacić to pay dear a. a high price- drogo kosztować to cost a lot of money- drogo brać a. liczyć sobie to charge a lot of money- zapłacić za coś (o wiele) drożej to pay (a lot) more for sth- to dla mnie za drogo it’s too expensive a. pricey pot. for me2. przen. dearly- ambicje drogo go kosztują a. drogo płaci za swoje ambicje his ambitions cost him dear a. dearly- drogo zapłacił za ten błąd a. ten błąd go drogo kosztował he paid dearly a. a high price for his mistake■ drogo sprzedać (swoje) życie to sell one’s life dearlyThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > dro|gi
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