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  • 141 gdzie

    Ⅰ pron. 1. (pytajny) where
    - gdzie są klucze? where are the keys?
    - gdzie byliście na wakacjach? where did you go for your holiday(s)?
    - gdzie idziesz? pot. where are you going?
    - gdzie by to schować? where can I hide it?
    - gdzieście wczoraj były? where were you yesterday?
    - gdzie on nie był! w Indiach, Australii… he’s been everywhere – India, Australia…
    - nie pamiętam, gdzie położyłem tę książkę I don’t remember where I put that book
    - a gdzie kot? (and) where’s the cat?
    2. (względny) where
    - miasto, gdzie spędził dzieciństwo the town where he spent his childhood
    - miejsce, gdzie ścieżka rozwidla się the point a. place where the path forks
    - zgłosił się na posterunek, gdzie natychmiast został aresztowany he went to the police station, where he was immediately arrested
    - kryli się, gdzie kto mógł they hid wherever they could
    - zostań tam, gdzie jest sucho stay there, where it’s dry
    - tam, gdzie teraz mieszkam where I live now
    - spotkajmy się tam, gdzie zawsze let’s meet at the usual place
    - tam, gdzie będzie to uzasadnione where(ver) it’s appropriate a. justified
    - pojedźmy gdzieś, gdzie nie ma ludzi let’s go somewhere where there are no people
    - gdzie tylko człowiek pójdzie a. gdzie by człowiek nie poszedł, wszędzie tłumy wherever one goes, there are always crowds of people
    - siadajcie, gdzie chcecie sit wherever you like
    - wszędzie, gdzie spojrzał wherever he looked
    - sytuacje, gdzie może dojść do naruszenia praw człowieka situations that could lead to human rights violations
    3. (nieokreślony) somewhere; someplace US pot.; (w pytaniu) anywhere; (w przeczeniu) nowhere
    - pojedźmy gdzie na weekend pot. let’s go somewhere for the weekend
    - masz gdzie spać? do you have anywhere a. somewhere to sleep?
    - nie mam gdzie się podziać z pracą I have no space where I can work (properly)
    - czy jest tam gdzie zaparkować samochód? is there anywhere to park the car there?
    Ⅱ part. gdzie mi tam do żartów? how could I joke about it?
    - gdzie mi staremu do żeniaczki? (będzie trudno) where’s an old man like me going to get married? pot.; (nie chcę) what would an old man like me want with marriage?
    - gdzie mi do niego? I’m not a patch on him pot.
    ■ gdzie indziej elsewhere, somewhere else
    - gdzie spojrzeć… wherever you look a. one looks…
    - gdzie tam! pot. what are you talking about!
    - mało a. rzadko gdzie hardly anywhere
    - mało a. rzadko gdzie zachowały się stare drewniane kaplice the old wooden chapels have hardly survived anywhere
    - gdzie Rzym, gdzie Krym they’re two entirely different things
    * * *
    1. pron

    gdzie ona jest? — where is she?, ( w zdaniach podrzędnych) where

    nie wiem, gdzie ona jest — I don't know where she is, ( w zdaniach względnych) where

    wszedł do pokoju, gdzie stał duży stół — he entered the room where there was a big table

    nie miał gdzie spać — he didn't have anywhere to sleep, he had nowhere to sleep

    2. part

    gdzie tam! — pot nothing of the kind!

    * * *
    adv. i pron.
    indecl.
    1. ( zaimek pytajny i względny) where; gdzie jest twój samochód? where's your car?; zaparkuję tam, gdzie znajdę wolne miejsce I'll park where I find a space; gdzie Rzym, gdzie Krym! (as like as) chalk and cheese.
    2. gdzie jak gdzie of all places, never mind other places; gdzie jak gdzie, ale w tym pokoju musi być porządek never mind other rooms, we have to keep this one tidy.
    3. pot. (= dokąd) where; gdzie idziesz? where are you going?
    4. byle gdzie l. gdzie bądź anywhere, any place; połóż to byle gdzie put it anywhere.
    5. ( także gdzie tylko) (= wszędzie, gdzie...) wherever; gdzie spojrzysz, wszędzie dookoła widać drzewa wherever you look there are trees all about.
    6. przest. l. pot. w pytaniach = gdzieś; nie widzieliście gdzie mojego pióra? haven't you seen my pen somewhere?
    particle
    ( wyraża rezygnację) gdzie mi (tam) myśleć o wakacjach how can I think of the holidays; gdzie mi się (tam) równać z tobą how can I compete with you; gdzie tam! ciągle nic nie wiem sure enough, I still don't know anything.

    The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > gdzie

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