Translations for „footballs“ in the English » Polish Dictionary

football [ˈfʊtbɔ:l] N

1. football no pl Brit (soccer):

football

piłka f nożna

2. football no pl AM (American football):

football

futbol m amerykański

3. football (ball):

football

piłka f

American football N Brit

1. American football (sport):

American football

futbol m amerykański

2. American football (ball):

American football

piłka f do futbolu amerykańskiego

football ball N

football ball

piłka f (futbolowa)

football hooligan N

football hooligan

chuligan m

football pools N

football pools pl → pool 2 3.

See also pool , pool

I . pool² [pu:l] N

1. pool (common fund):

pool

wspólny fundusz m

2. pool (in gambling game):

pool

pula f

3. pool:

the pools pl Brit (national gambling)

zakłady pl piłkarskie

4. pool (group):

pool

pula f

pool of labour

zasób m

pool of workers

zespół m [do dyspozycji]

5. pool GAMES, SPORTS:

pool

pool m (gra bilardowa)

6. pool ECON:

pool

kartel m

II . pool² [pu:l] VB trans

1. pool information:

pool

zbierać [perf zebrać]

2. pool money:

pool

składać [perf złożyć] do wspólnego funduszu

pool¹ [pu:l] N

1. pool (pond):

pool

sadzawka f

2. pool (small area):

pool

kałuża f

pool of light

plama f

3. pool (for swimming):

pool

basen m

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Small footballs of soft plastic, or foam rubber, have been thrown from floats, often aimed to spin when thrown like a full-sized football.

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For the immunity challenge, the contestants must run back and forth on a football field to retrieve footballs to place in another contestant's bin.

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Nonetheless, their cheapness and the fact that they do not damage other objects in urban environments as easily as regular footballs does make them common.

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Audience members typically arrive wearing wigs resembling their favorite characters, interact with the dialogue on screen, and throw plastic cutlery and footballs around the theater.

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I even took one to school in my pocket, one of the key-ring footballs.

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