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I . din [dɪn] N usu no pl

do up VB trans

2. do up (redecorate):

do up

3. do up (repair):

do up

4. do up (make attractive):

stroić [perf wy-] się

do over VB trans

1. do over AM inf (do again):

2. do over Brit inf (beat up):

tłuc [perf s-]

3. do over Brit inf (rob):

do out VB trans

1. do out Brit inf (clean):

2. do out (paint):

malować [perf po-]

3. do out (adorn):

4. do out (furnish):

do down VB trans inf

do away with VB trans

I . do <does, did, done> [du:] VB aux

1. do (in questions):

4. do (in imperatives):

6. do (in question tags):

7. do (for persuasion):

II . do <does, did, done> [du:] VB trans

2. do inf drugs, medicine:

do

4. do (provide):

do

6. do (solve):

do

7. do (clean):

do
myć [perf u-]
czyścić [perf wy-]

10. do (cover distance):

do

11. do (play):

do
grać [perf za-]

12. do inf (mimic):

do

13. do inf (cheat):

do

14. do inf (in prison):

do

IV . do [du:] N esp Brit inf

dine [daɪn] VB intr form

dint [dɪnt] N

I . dig <-gg-, dug, dug> [dɪg] VB intr

II . dig <-gg-, dug, dug> [dɪg] VB trans

1. dig (move earth):

dig

2. dig (make hole):

dig

3. dig (excavate):

dig

III . dig [dɪg] N

1. dig (excavation):

dig

2. dig (remark):

3. dig (poke):

dig

I . dip [dɪp] VB trans

1. dip (immerse):

4. dip (disinfect):

dip

II . dip [dɪp] VB intr to dip [down]

1. dip sun:

to dip [down]

2. dip land, road:

to dip [down]

3. dip profits, unemployment:

to dip [down]

III . dip [dɪp] N

1. dip (dipping):

dip

2. dip (slope):

dip in a road

3. dip (decrease):

4. dip (sauce):

dip
dip m
dip

5. dip (swim):

to have a dip
kąpać [perf wy-] się

II . die1 <dying, died> [daɪ] VB trans

I . dim <-mm-> [dɪm] ADJ

1. dim (not bright):

dim

2. dim (dark):

dim

3. dim (unclear):

dim

4. dim inf (stupid):

dim

5. dim (not good):

dim

6. dim liter (weak):

dim

II . dim <-mm-> [dɪm] VB intr

1. dim light:

dim

2. dim fig prospects:

dim

III . dim <-mm-> [dɪm] VB trans

2. dim fig memory:

dim

dike N

dike → dyke

See also dyke , dyke

dyke2 [daɪk] N inf (lesbian)

dyke1 [daɪk] N

1. dyke (wall):

grobla f
wał m

2. dyke (ditch):

dire [ˈdaɪəʳ, Am -ɚ] ADJ

1. dire (awful):

2. dire (serious):

4. dire inf (bad):

disk [dɪsk] N

2. disk AM → disc

I . dive <-d [or AM dove], -d [or AM dove]> [daɪv] VB intr

2. dive (swim underwater):

nurkować [perf za-]

3. dive bird, plane:

nurkować [perf za-]

5. dive SPORTS:

6. dive (put hand):

II . dive [daɪv] N

1. dive (jump):

2. dive (underwater swim):

nurkować [perf za-]

4. dive SPORTS:

5. dive inf (place):

I . dice <-> [daɪs] N

1. dice (cube):

kostka f [do gry]

2. dice GAMES:

kości fpl

Phrases:

no dice AM inf

III . dice [daɪs] VB trans

dick [dɪk] N vulg

II . diet [daɪət] VB intr

dill [dɪl] N no pl

1. dill BOT:

koper m

2. dill FOOD:

dime [daɪm] N

Phrases:

sth is a dime a dozen inf

dirt [dɜ:t, Am dɜ:rt] N no pl

1. dirt (grime):

brud m

2. dirt (earth):

ziemia f

3. dirt inf (information):

brudy pl

4. dirt (excrement):

odchody pl

disc, disk AM [dɪsk] N

1. disc (object):

2. disc ANAT:

dysk m

3. disc MUS:

płyta f

4. disc TECH:

tarcza f

5. disc Brit COMPUT → disk

See also disk

disk [dɪsk] N

2. disk AM → disc

I . dish <-es> [dɪʃ] N

1. dish (container):

2. dish (food):

danie nt

3. dish (object):

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