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frenzy: noun
free up: transitive verb
freedom: noun
fretful: adjective and adverb
sternum: noun
French: I. noun II. adjective and adverb
freak: I. noun II. adjective and adverb III. intransitive verb
fresh: I. adjective and adverb II. adverb
fresco: noun
freely: adverb
freeze: I. intransitive verb II. transitive verb III. noun
frump: noun
free: I. adjective and adverb II. adverb III. transitive verb
prenup
freaky: adjective and adverb
benumb: verb

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frenzy [ˈfrenzi] N

frenzy

szał m

jealous frenzy

szał m zazdrości

to be in a frenzy

szaleć

free up VB trans ECON

free up capital

uwalniać [perf uwolnić]

free up capital

zwalniać [perf zwolnić]

freedom [ˈfri:dəm] N

fretful [ˈfretfəl] ADJ

fretful

marudny

sternum <-s [or sterna]> [ˈstɜ:nəm, Am ˈstɜ:r-] N ANAT

sternum

mostek m

I . French [frentʃ] N

1. French pl (person):

the French

Francuzi mpl

2. French no pl LING:

French

[język] francuski m

Phrases:

excuse [or pardon] my French iron

przepraszam za wyrażenie

II . French [frentʃ] ADJ

French

francuski

Phrases:

to take French leave

wychodzić [perf wyjść] z pracy bez pozwolenia

I . freak [fri:k] N

1. freak (enthusiast):

freak

fanatyk(-yczka) m (f)

2. freak (abnormal person):

freak

dziwak(-aczka) m (f)

3. freak (abnormal thing):

freak

dziwoląg m

freak of nature

wybryk m natury

4. freak (abnormal event):

freak

wybryk m

freak

kaprys m

II . freak [fri:k] ADJ

freak

niespotykany

III . freak [fri:k] VB intr esp AM inf

freak

wściec się

freak

oszaleć

I . fresh [freʃ] ADJ

1. fresh (clean, pleasant):

fresh

świeży

fresh from university

świeżo po studiach

to be fresh from New York

dopiero co wrócić z Nowego Jorku

fresh from the oven

prosto z pieca

to get a breath of fresh air

zaczerpnąć [haust] świeżego powietrza

2. fresh (new and different):

fresh

nowy

there were fresh falls of snow

spadł świeży śnieg

to make a fresh start

zaczynać [perf zacząć] od nowa

a fresh paragraph

nowy akapit m

3. fresh (cool):

fresh

chłodny

fresh breeze

powiew m świeżego powietrza

4. fresh (not tired):

fresh

wypoczęty

fresh

rześki

5. fresh (healthy-looking):

fresh

zdrowy

6. fresh (not salty):

fresh

słodki

Phrases:

to be [or feel] as fresh as a daisy

czuć się wypoczętym

II . fresh [freʃ] ADV inf

we're fresh out of bread/ideas

właśnie skończył nam się chleb/skończyły nam się pomysły

fresco <-s [or -es]> [ˈfreskəʊ, Am -oʊ] N ART

fresco

fresk m

freely [ˈfri:li] ADV

1. freely (unrestrictedly):

freely

swobodnie

freely

bez ograniczeń

2. freely (frankly):

freely

otwarcie

freely

swobodnie

3. freely (generously):

freely

obficie

freely

hojnie

I . freeze <froze, frozen> [fri:z] VB intr

1. freeze (become solid):

freeze

zamarzać [perf zamarznąć]

2. freeze (get very cold):

freeze

marznąć [perf z-]

to freeze to death

zamarznąć na śmierć

3. freeze (become still):

freeze

zastygać [perf zastygnąć] w bezruchu

freeze, or I'll shoot

stój, bo będę strzelać

II . freeze <froze, frozen> [fri:z] VB trans

1. freeze (turn to ice):

freeze

skuwać [perf skuć] lodem

2. freeze (preserve):

freeze

zamrażać [perf zamrozić]

3. freeze (stop):

to freeze sb with a look [or stare]

zmrozić kogoś spojrzeniem

4. freeze (fix):

freeze

zamrażać [perf zamrozić]

freeze action, image

zatrzymywać [perf zatrzymać]

freeze programme

wstrzymywać [perf wstrzymać]

5. freeze ECON:

freeze

blokować [perf za-]

Phrases:

to make sb's blood freeze

zmrozić komuś krew w żyłach

III . freeze [fri:z] N

1. freeze Brit (cold spell):

freeze

mróz m

2. freeze ECON:

freeze

zamrożenie nt

3. freeze (stopping):

freeze

zatrzymanie nt

4. freeze AM (period of cold):

freeze

przymrozek m

frump [frʌmp] N pej (woman)

frump

straszydło nt

I . free [fri:] ADJ

1. free (not restricted, busy or used):

free

wolny

to be free to do sth

móc robić, co się chce

to set sb/sth free

uwalniać [perf uwolnić] kogoś/coś

free speech

wolność f słowa

feel free

proszę bardzo

free circulation of goods

wolny [lub swobodny] obrót m towarowy

free movement of capital

swobodny przepływ m kapitału

2. free (costing nothing):

free

bezpłatny

free

darmowy

free admission

wolny

free gift

gratisowy

3. free (not having):

free of [or from] sth

wolny od czegoś

free of errors

bez błędów

4. free (not attached):

free

wolny

free

swobodny

5. free (giving):

free

hojny

to be free with sth

nie skąpić czegoś

6. free (not accurate):

free

wolny

free

swobodny

Phrases:

to be as free as a bird [or the air]

być wolnym jak ptak

free and easy

swobodny

to get a free hand

dostać wolną rękę

II . free [fri:] ADV

1. free (without cost):

free

bezpłatnie

free

za darmo

2. free (in free manner):

free

swobodnie

free

wolno

to break free of [or from] sb/sth

uwolnić się od kogoś/czegoś

to go [or walk] free

przebywać na wolności

III . free [fri:] VB trans

free

uwalniać [perf uwolnić]

prenup

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prenup (prenuptial agreement) inf

intercyza

freaky ADJ

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freaky inf

dziwaczny

freaky inf

cudaczny

benumb VB

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benumb infin MED

odrętwić infin

benumb infin MED

oszołomić infin

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frenzy [ˈfrenzi] N

free up VB trans ECON

freedom [ˈfri:dəm] N

1. freedom (liberty):

2. freedom LAW:

3. freedom ECON:

4. freedom no pl (unaffected):

5. freedom (use):

fretful [ˈfretfəl] ADJ

sternum <-s [or sterna]> [ˈstɜ:nəm, Am ˈstɜ:r-] N ANAT

I . French [frentʃ] N

1. French pl (person):

2. French no pl LING:

Phrases:

II . French [frentʃ] ADJ

Phrases:

I . freak [fri:k] N

1. freak (enthusiast):

2. freak (abnormal person):

3. freak (abnormal thing):

4. freak (abnormal event):

II . freak [fri:k] ADJ

III . freak [fri:k] VB intr esp AM inf

I . fresh [freʃ] ADJ

1. fresh (clean, pleasant):

2. fresh (new and different):

3. fresh (cool):

4. fresh (not tired):

5. fresh (healthy-looking):

6. fresh (not salty):

Phrases:

II . fresh [freʃ] ADV inf

fresco <-s [or -es]> [ˈfreskəʊ, Am -oʊ] N ART

freely [ˈfri:li] ADV

1. freely (unrestrictedly):

2. freely (frankly):

3. freely (generously):

I . freeze <froze, frozen> [fri:z] VB intr

1. freeze (become solid):

2. freeze (get very cold):

3. freeze (become still):

II . freeze <froze, frozen> [fri:z] VB trans

1. freeze (turn to ice):

2. freeze (preserve):

3. freeze (stop):

4. freeze (fix):

5. freeze ECON:

Phrases:

III . freeze [fri:z] N

1. freeze Brit (cold spell):

2. freeze ECON:

3. freeze (stopping):

4. freeze AM (period of cold):

frump [frʌmp] N pej (woman)

I . free [fri:] ADJ

1. free (not restricted, busy or used):

2. free (costing nothing):

3. free (not having):

4. free (not attached):

5. free (giving):

6. free (not accurate):

Phrases:

II . free [fri:] ADV

1. free (without cost):

2. free (in free manner):

III . free [fri:] VB trans

prenup

freaky ADJ

benumb VB

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