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storm-tossed ADJ

storm-tossed
miotany burzą

I. toss [tɒs, Am tɑ:s] N

1. toss (throw):

toss
rzut m

2. toss of coin:

toss
rzut m monetą
to win [or lose] the toss
wygrać [perf przegrać] rzut monetą

Phrases:

I don't care [or give] a toss Brit inf
mam to gdzieś

II. toss [tɒs, Am tɑ:s] VB trans

1. toss (throw):

toss
rzucać [perf rzucić]

2. toss (flip in air):

toss
podrzucać [perf podrzucić]
to toss a coin
rzucać [perf rzucić] monetą

3. toss (move up and back):

to toss one's head
żachnąć się
to toss a pancake
przewracać [perf przewrócić] naleśnik (podrzucając go)

4. toss (mix by shaking):

toss
wymieszać (potrząsając)

III. toss [tɒs, Am tɑ:s] VB intr

toss (decide):

to toss for sth
rzucać [perf rzucić] o coś monetą

Phrases:

to toss and turn
rzucać się w łóżku

toss about, toss around VB trans

toss about plane, boat:

toss about
rzucać

toss off VB trans inf (do quickly)

toss off
robić [perf z-] od ręki

toss out VB trans (throw out)

toss out
wyrzucać [perf wyrzucić]

toss up VB intr

to toss up whether to do sth or not
rozważać, czy coś robić, czy nie

toss-up N

1. toss-up (uncertain situation):

toss-up
rzecz f niepewna [lub nierozstrzygnięta]

2. toss-up (tossing a coin):

toss-up
rzut m monetą
OpenDict entry

toss VB

toss (sb/sth) aside
odrzucić
OpenDict entry

caber toss

caber toss SPORTS Scot coll
rzut palem (szkocka konkurencja sportowa)
Present
Itoss
youtoss
he/she/ittosses
wetoss
youtoss
theytoss
Past
Itossed
youtossed
he/she/ittossed
wetossed
youtossed
theytossed
Present Perfect
Ihavetossed
youhavetossed
he/she/ithastossed
wehavetossed
youhavetossed
theyhavetossed
Past Perfect
Ihadtossed
youhadtossed
he/she/ithadtossed
wehadtossed
youhadtossed
theyhadtossed
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But 16 men were lost when the vessel went down or during a frantic, storm-tossed rescue attempt.
www.dailypress.com
Before the storm, beachside dunes higher than the boardwalk protected the walkway - and the road and homes beyond - from storm-tossed seas.
www.bbc.co.uk
The records underscore the bravery of search-and-rescue technicians and the aircrews that took them to the scene, sometimes flying barely 150 metres above storm-tossed seas.
www.thestar.com
They travelled thousands of miles through storm-tossed seas in leaky boats with no guarantee of safe passage.
www.dailymail.co.uk
He later described his two years there as somewhat storm-tossed, but educationally vital.
en.wikipedia.org

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