Translations for „hail“ in the English » Polish Dictionary

I . hail¹ [heɪl] N no pl a. fig

hail

grad m

II . hail¹ [heɪl] VB intr

it's hailing

pada grad

hail² [heɪl] VB trans

1. hail (call or get):

hail

wołać [perf za-]

hail taxi

zamawiać [perf zamówić]

2. hail (greet):

hail

przywitać

hail N

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soft hail METEO

krupa f

hail as VB trans usu passive

to hail sb/sth as sth

uznać kogoś/coś za coś

hail from VB trans

to hail from Manchester

pochodzić z Manchesteru

hail insurance N no pl

hail insurance

ubezpieczenie nt od gradobicia

Hail Mary

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Hail Mary

Zdrowaś Mario

Usage examples with hail

to hail from Manchester

pochodzić z Manchesteru

to hail a taxi

zatrzymywać [perf zatrzymać] taksówkę

to hail sb/sth as sth

uznać kogoś/coś za coś

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Extended coverage added insurance against loss by the perils of windstorm, hail, explosion, civil commotion, riot and riot attending a strike, aircraft damage, vehicle damage, and smoke damage.

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Usually the precipitation reaches the ground as rain, hail, snow, or sleet.

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There was very heavy rain, winds and large hail and what looked to be the start of a water spout out at sea.

www.stuff.co.nz

These conditions include flight through moderate to heavy turbulence, rain, hail or sleet.

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While most farmers take out fire and hail insurance, at a cost of three per cent of the input costs.

www.abc.net.au

There's not much use putting extra hail insurance on a mediocre crop.?

www.producer.com

The first school magazine was edited and published to hail the dawn of progress.

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The dragon man fought against female demons called "ala", which led hail clouds over fields to destroy crops, and consumed the fertility of the fields.

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It is a long-awaited ordinance some hail as a path to reclaiming the mural capital moniker.

www.neontommy.com

Damage was widespread in dozens of communities, in addition to very strong microbursts of winds as strong as 90 mph (145 km/h) and hail as large as softballs.

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