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1 UPA
intj.up you go, up, upsy-daisy.* * *1 up you go!* * *SF ABR= Unión Panamericana PAU* * *( fam); upsadaisy!, up!* * *
Del verbo upar: ( conjugate upar)
upa es:
3ª persona singular (él/ella/usted) presente indicativo2ª persona singular (tú) imperativo
upa exclamación up, up!
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2 upa
intj.up you go, up, upsy-daisy.* * *1 up you go!* * *ISM And idiotIIEXCL up, up!* * *( fam); upsadaisy!, up!* * *
Del verbo upar: ( conjugate upar)
upa es:
3ª persona singular (él/ella/usted) presente indicativo2ª persona singular (tú) imperativo
upa exclamación up, up!
* * *upa interjFam upsy-daisy! -
3 hopla
inter. (zachęta do skoku) jump!; (pomagając dziecku wstać) upsy-daisy!, ups-a-daisy!- kot hopla na stół the cat hopped onto the table* * *int.= hopsa.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > hopla
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4 hopsa
The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > hopsa
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5 aupa
1 up!, get up!* * *1.EXCL [al levantar a un niño] up!, upsadaisy!; [para animar] up!, come on!¡aúpa Toboso! — up Toboso!
2.ADJ ** * *de aúpa — (Esp fam) tremendous (colloq)
* * *----* de aupa = royal.* * *de aúpa — (Esp fam) tremendous (colloq)
* * ** de aupa = royal.* * ** * *
Del verbo aupar: ( conjugate aupar)
aúpa es:
3ª persona singular (él/ella/usted) presente indicativo2ª persona singular (tú) imperativo
Multiple Entries:
aupar
aúpa
aupar verbo transitivo & verbo reflexivo lift up: ¡Mamá, aúpame!, Mommy, pick me up!
aúpa exclamación up!, get up!: ¡aúpa Athletic!, up with Athletic!
♦ Locuciones: familiar de aúpa, impressive, frightful, tremendous
ser de aúpa, to be difficult, cranky
* * *♦ interj1. [¡levántate!] get up!;[al coger a un niño en brazos] ups-a-daisy!, US upsy-daisy!2. [¡viva!]¡aúpa (el) Atleti! Br up the Athletic!, US let's go Athletic!♦ de aúpa loc adjFam [tremendo]una comida de aúpa a brilliant meal;un susto de aúpa a hell of a fright;hacía un frío de aúpa it was perishing;mis padres son de aúpa my parents are unreal o unbelievable* * *int fam1 up you get!2:una borrachera/un follón de aúpa one hell of a hangover/a fight fam -
6 tombola
f bingo* * *tombola2 s.f. (fam.) ( caduta) tumble, fall: fare una tombola, to tumble down (o to fall); fece una brutta tombola, he had a nasty tumble // tombola!, (scherz.) oops-a-daisy (o oops)!* * *I ['tombola] sf(gioco) tombola, bingoII ['tombola] sf(fam : caduta) tumble* * *['tombola]sostantivo femminile (gioco) tombola, housey-housey BEfare tombola — = to win at tombola
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7 hej
inter. 1. (powitanie) hi! pot., hey! pot.; (pożegnanie) see you! pot. 2. (zwrócenie uwagi) hey! pot.; hoy!; oi! GB pot.- hej! hej! jest tam kto? hello! a. yoo-hoo! przest., pot. is anybody there?3. (przy wysiłku fizycznym) (yo-)heave-ho! przest.- hej-hop! (podnosząc dziecko) up we go!, upsy-daisy!* * *excl( przywołując kogoś) hey!; ( pozdrowienie) hi!* * *int.hey; hej hop! ( przy podnoszeniu dziecka) up you go!; hej ho! ( przy podnoszeniu kotwicy) heave-ho!; hej ho, hej ho ( w piosence) hi-ho, hi-ho; taki, że hej! no small deal!The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > hej
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8 hoppala
interj. whoops, upsy-daisy, here we go up -
9 op là escl
[op'la](per far saltare) hup!, (un bimbo che è caduto) upsy-daisy! -
10 hopsa
interj. upsy-daisy, up you go; uh-oh (expression used to distract or comfort babies or small children in different situations) -
11 upa
• up you go• upsy-daisy -
12 opala!
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13 op là
escl [op'la](per far saltare) hup!, (un bimbo che è caduto) upsy-daisy! -
14 tombola
I ['tombola] sf(gioco) tombola, bingoII ['tombola] sf(fam : caduta) tumble -
15 hopsasa
hopsasa, hopsa1 〈 tegen kind〉 upsy-daisy, up you go -
16 hop
,-pu 1. There you go!/That´s the way!/Whee! (said to hearten someone who is in the act of jumping, diving, sliding, etc.). 2. Upsy-daisy! 3. Hey!/Look out! (said in warning): Hop, gelen var! Look out, somebody´s coming! - hop! Stop!/Whoa! (said to a driver trying to maneuver a vehicle). - hop sıçramak to jump for joy. - oturup hop kalkmak to be hopping mad, be fit to be tied. -
17 hoppa
1. There you go!/That´s the way!/Whee! (said to hearten someone who is in the act of jumping, diving, sliding, etc.). 2. Upsy-daisy! -
18 hoppala
1. Upsy-daisy! 2. Just what is this? (said in surprise and annoyance). 3. There you go!/That´s the way!/Whee! (said to hearten someone who is in the act of jumping, diving, sliding, etc.). 4. jumper, baby´s play-chair hung by a spring. - bebek a spoiled, childish person. -
19 оп!
Colloquial: up-a-daisy, upsa-daisy, upsy-daysy -
20 оп-ля!
Colloquial: up-a-daisy (восклицание по отношению к упавшему ребёнку или к тому, кто его поднимает, берет на руки), upsa-daisy (восклицание по отношению к упавшему ребёнку или к тому, кто его поднимает, берет на руки), upsy-daysy (восклицание по отношению к упавшему ребёнку или к тому, кто его поднимает, берет на руки)
См. также в других словарях:
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upsy-daisy — (also upsadaisy) ► EXCLAMATION ▪ expressing encouragement to a child who has fallen or is being lifted … English terms dictionary
upsy-daisy — [up′sə dā΄zē, up′sēdā΄zē] interj. [baby talk extension of UP1] up you go: used playfully or for reassurance, as in lifting a small child … English World dictionary
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upsy-daisy — (also oops a daisy, whoops a daisy) exclamation expressing encouragement to a child who has fallen or is being lifted. Origin C19: alt. of earlier up a daisy; cf. lackadaisical … English new terms dictionary
upsy-daisy — /up see day zee/, interj. (used, as for reassurance, at the moment of lifting a baby up.) Also, upsa daisy. [1860 65; cf. earlier up a daisy, dial. up a day, perh. UP + (LACK)ADAY, (lack)adaisy; sy perh. to be identified with SY] * * * … Universalium
upsy-daisy — up|sy dai|sy [ ,ʌpsi deızi ] interjection used when someone has fallen or when lifting someone up, especially a child … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
upsy-daisy — … Bryson’s dictionary for writers and editors
upsy-daisy — up·sy dai·sy || ‚ʌpsɪ deɪzɪ up you go; uh oh (expression used to distract or comfort babies or small children in different situations) … English contemporary dictionary