Translations for „frag“ in the English » Polish Dictionary

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frog [frɒg, Am frɑ:g] N

frog

żaba f

Phrases:

to have a frog in one's throat

mieć chrypkę

I . fray¹ [freɪ] VB intr

1. fray (come apart):

fray

strzępić [perf po-] się

fray rope

przecierać [perf przetrzeć] się

2. fray tempers, nerves:

fray

puszczać [perf puścić]

II . fray¹ [freɪ] VB trans

fray

postrzępić

fray rope

przetrzeć

I . fag [fæg] N

1. fag Brit inf (cigarette):

fag

fajka f

fag

papieros m

2. fag no pl esp Brit (tiring task):

fag

upierdliwość f

3. fag Brit (young student):

fag

kot m

4. fag esp AM pej (homosexual):

fag

pedał m

II . fag <-gg-> [fæg] VB intr

1. fag Brit (serve older boys):

to fag for sb

usługiwać komuś

2. fag (do tiring work):

to fag [away] at sth

ciężko pracować nad [lub przy] czymś

I . flag¹ [flæg] N

1. flag (sign of country):

flag

flaga f

flag of truce

biała flaga

keep the flag flying for sth fig

godnie coś reprezentować

2. flag (small sign):

flag

chorągiewka f

3. flag (sign of organization):

flag

sztandar m

4. flag NAUT:

flag of convenience

tania bandera f

to fly a flag

pływać pod banderą

Phrases:

to put out the flags [or to put the flags out]

świętować

II . flag¹ <-gg-> [flæg] VB trans

flag

zaznaczać [perf zaznaczyć]

III . flag¹ <-gg-> [flæg] VB intr

flag

słabnąć [perf o-]

rag [ræg] N

1. rag (cloth):

rag

gałgan m

rag

szmata f

2. rag:

rags pl (worn out clothes)

łachmany mpl

3. rag Brit (students' event):

rag

doroczna studencka zbiórka na cele dobroczynne, połączona z zabawą

4. rag pej inf (newspaper):

rag

szmatławiec m

5. rag MUS:

rag

rag m

Phrases:

a red rag to a bull

czerwona płachta na byka

rags to riches story

historia zawrotnej kariery

brag <-gg-> [bræg] VB intr

to brag about sth

chełpić się czymś

crag [kræg] N

crag

turnia f

crag

skaliste urwisko nt

I . drag <-gg-> [dræg] VB trans

1. drag (pull):

drag

ciągnąć

to drag one's legs/feet

powłóczyć nogami

2. drag (make go):

drag

wlec [perf za-]

to drag sb out of sth

wyciągać [perf wyciągnąć] kogoś z czegoś

3. drag (search):

drag

przeszukiwać [perf przeszukać ](za pomogą bosaków, sieci)

Phrases:

to drag one's feet [or heels] over sth inf

zwlekać z czymś

II . drag <-gg-> [dræg] VB intr

1. drag (continue):

drag

wlec się

2. drag (trail):

drag

ciągnąć się

III . drag [dræg] N

1. drag no pl (obstacle):

drag

przeszkoda f

to put a drag on growth

spowalniać [perf spowolnić] wzrost

2. drag inf (boring thing):

to be a drag

być nudnym

3. drag inf (boring person):

drag

nudziarz m

4. drag no pl PHYS:

drag

opór m

5. drag no pl inf (clothes):

in drag

w damskich ciuchach

6. drag inf (breathing in):

to take a drag on a cigarette

zaciągać [perf zaciągnąć] się papierosem

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

The session may have a time limit, a frag limit, or no limit at all.

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The set of cans features active noise cancelling technology, which aims to cut out intrusive outside sounds to allow gamers to frag in peace.

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If the target is reduced to zero health, the attacker scores one frag and the target player respawns on his/her next turn.

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Every team has its own counter, which decrements with each frag.

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Until the time limit or frag limit is hit, fight and achieve points by destroying everyone else using countless styles and tricks.

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Frag can also be generated on purpose, a tactic in time combat.

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Once a team hits the frag limit, they win the game and the round finishes.

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No official contests, no official tournaments, just time to frag with your friends for the weekend.

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The length of each match, matches per season, currency reward per frag, the skill and quantity of enemies also increases in line with each league.

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Great for clearing out rooms or hangars etc. as the player does not need to be in view of his enemy to frag him/her.

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