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1 kolba tryskawkowa
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2 tryskawka
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3 popijać
1. -am, -asz; vt 2.( upijać się) to booze* * *ipf.1. (= pić powoli) sip.2. (= pić od czasu do czasu) hit the bottle, booze it up ( every now and then).3. (= pić po każdym kęsie, po jedzeniu) wash down ( coś czymś sth with sth).The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > popijać
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4 zapijać
impf ⇒ zapić* * *ipf.1. (= popijać) wash down, sip; zapijać kanapki herbatą wash down sandwiches with a cup of tea.2. (= pić, żeby zapomnieć o czymś) (smutki, żale) drink away, drown; zapijał smutki w butelce whisky he was drowning his sorrows in a bottle of whiskey.ipf.pot. soak up, tank up, gargle, drink till all is blue; zapijać się na śmierć drink oneself into one's grave.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > zapijać
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5 wysusz|yć
pf — wysusz|ać impf Ⅰ vt 1. (uczynić suchym) to dry off- wysuszyć sobie/komuś włosy suszarką to dry one’s/sb’s hair with a hairdryer- wysuszyć drewno na opał to dry off the firewood- wysuszyć upraną bieliznę to dry off the wash a. laundry- wiatr wysuszył błoto wind has dried the mud2. (osuszyć nadmiernie) to desiccate, to dry up- dobra szminka nie wysusza ust a good lipstick doesn’t dry your lips- słońce wysuszyło glebę the sun has dried up the soil- wysuszona glina desiccated clay3. pot. (wypić alkohol) wysuszyć butelkę/kieliszek to drain a bottle/glass Ⅱ wysuszyć się — wysuszać się 1. (wyschnąć) [pranie, siano] to dry (off) 2. (osuszyć sobie ubranie) to dry oneself (off)- wysusz się, bo się przeziębisz dry yourself (off) or you’ll get a cold3. (wyschnąć nadmiernie) to dry up- skóra w miarę starzenia wysusza się the skin dries up as it gets olderThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > wysusz|yć
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