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gay: I. adjective and adverb II. noun
game: noun
gaga: adjective and adverb
gag: I. noun II. transitive verb III. intransitive verb
gang: I. noun II. intransitive verb
gage: noun
gala: noun
gab: I. intransitive verb II. noun
gad: intransitive verb
gap: noun
gas: I. noun II. transitive verb III. intransitive verb
gait: noun
gall: noun
gate: noun
gawk: intransitive verb
gaff: noun
gain: I. noun II. transitive verb III. intransitive verb
gale: noun
gat: noun
gal: noun

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I . gay [geɪ] ADJ

1. gay (homosexual):

gay

homoseksualny

gay rights

prawa ntpl mniejszości (seksualnych)

2. gay (cheerful):

gay

wesoły

gay colour

żywy

II . gay [geɪ] N

1. gay (man):

gay

gej m

2. gay (woman):

gay

lesbijka f

game² [geɪm] N no pl

game

zwierzyna f [łowna]

gaga [ˈgɑ:gɑ:] ADJ inf

gaga

zdziwaczały

gaga

zramolały

Phrases:

to go gaga

zdziwaczeć na starość

I . gag [gæg] N

1. gag (story):

gag

dowcip m

2. gag (cloth):

gag

knebel m

3. gag LAW:

gag order

zakaz m ujawniania danych (w prowadzonym postępowaniu)

II . gag <-gg-> [gæg] VB trans usu pass

1. gag (stop from talking):

gag

kneblować [perf za-]

2. gag (prevent freedom):

gag

uciszyć

III . gag <-gg-> [gæg] VB intr

1. gag (vomit):

he almost gagged

prawie zwymiotował

2. gag inf (want):

to be gagging for sth

pragnąć czegoś

I . gang [gæŋ] N

1. gang pej (criminals):

gang

gang m

gang of robbers, kids

banda f

2. gang inf (friends):

gang

paczka f

3. gang (labourers):

gang

brygada f

gang

ekipa f

II . gang [gæŋ] VB intr pej

to gang up

skrzyknąć się

to gang up on [or against] sb

zmawiać się przeciwko komuś

gage N trans AM

gage → gauge

I . gauge [geɪʤ] N

II . gauge [geɪʤ] VB trans

1. gauge (form):

gauge

określać [perf określić]

2. gauge (measure):

gauge

mierzyć [perf z-]

gala [ˈgɑ:lə, Am ˈgeɪlə] N

gala

gala f

I . gab <-bb-> [gæb] VB intr pej inf

gab

gadać

gab

paplać

II . gab [gæb] N

to have the gift of the gab

mówić przekonywająco [lub przekonująco]

gad <-dd-> [gæd] VB intr inf

to gad about [or around]

zabawiać się

gap [gæp] N

1. gap:

gap (space)

szczelina f

gap (space)

dziura f

gap (space)

otwór m

gap (in teeth)

szpara f

2. gap (difference):

gap

przepaść f

to bridge [or close] the gap

niwelować [perf z-] różnice

3. gap (missing bit):

gap

luka f

gap in sb's life

pustka f

gap in the market

nisza f

4. gap (mountain pass):

gap

przełęcz f

5. gap (break):

gap

przerwa f

I . gas <-es [or -sses]> [gæs] N

1. gas (substance):

gas

gaz m

2. gas no pl (fuel):

gas

gaz m

3. gas no pl inf (anaesthetic):

gas

narkoza f

4. gas no pl MIL:

gas

gaz m bojowy

5. gas no pl AM inf (petrol):

gas

benzyna f

6. gas no pl inf (wind):

gas

wzdęcia ntpl

7. gas esp AM inf (fun):

gas

ubaw m

II . gas <-ss-> [gæs] VB trans

1. gas (kill):

gas

zagazować

2. gas MED:

gas inf

usypiać [perf uśpić]

3. gas AM:

to gas the car [up]

zatankować

III . gas <-ss-> [gæs] VB intr

1. gas inf (talk):

gas

paplać

2. gas AM (fill up):

to gas up

zatankować

gait [geɪt] N

gait

chód m

gait

krok m

gall² N no pl

gall short for gallon

gall

galon m

gallon [ˈgælən] N

1. gallon Brit:

gallon

galon m (jednostka miary płynów = 4,54l)

2. gallon AM:

gallon

galon m (jednostka miary płynów = 3,78l)

gate [geɪt] N

1. gate (in fence):

gate

furtka f

2. gate (to city, garage):

gate

brama f

3. gate (at airport):

gate

wyjście nt

4. gate (spectators):

gate

widownia f

5. gate (money):

gate

wejściówka f

6. gate (scandal):

Watergate/Irangate

afera f Watergate/Irangate

gawk [gɔ:k, Am gɑ:k] VB intr inf

gawk

gapić się

gaff [gæf] N

1. gaff (stick):

gaff

hak m (do wyciągania dużych ryb)

2. gaff Brit inf (house):

gaff

chata f

Phrases:

to blow the gaff Brit inf

wygadać się

I . gain [geɪn] N

1. gain (increase):

gain

wzrost m

gain

przyrost m

gain in reputation

wzrost [lub zwiększenie nt ] renomy

2. gain (profit):

gain

zysk m

3. gain fig (profit):

gain

korzyść f

4. gain fig (winnings):

gain

wygrana f

5. gain:

gains pl inf (money)

dochody mpl

Phrases:

gains pl inf (advantages)

korzyści fpl

II . gain [geɪn] VB trans

1. gain (obtain):

gain

uzyskać

gain control

przejąć

gain impression

nabrać

2. gain (get more):

gain

nabierać [perf nabrać]

to gain in popularity

zyskiwać popularność

3. gain form (reach):

gain

osiągać [perf osiągnąć]

4. gain (go fast):

my watch gains five minutes

mój zegarek śpieszy się [o] pięć minut

Phrases:

to gain entrance [or entry] (break in)

włamać się

to gain entrance [or entry] (join)

przystąpić

to gain ground

zyskiwać na popularności

III . gain [geɪn] VB intr

1. gain (increase):

gain

wzrastać [perf wzrosnąć]

2. gain (profit):

to gain from sth

zyskiwać [perf zyskać] na czymś

3. gain (go fast):

gain clock, watch

śpieszyć się

gale [geɪl] N

gale

wichura f

gale of laughter

salwa f

gale-force winds

porywiste wiatry mpl

gat N

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gat inf

spluwa inf

gal N

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gal

dziewczę

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English

Hangar steak ($18), with thin and crisp hand-cut fries, was just as balanced, the steak itself gamy yet tender, with a nice journey of heat from the chimichurri. www.nj.com

The combination was nicely gamy, rich and subtly spicy. www.thespec.com

What little meat can be had is gamy and distasteful. jamaica-gleaner.com

On the hoof, venison looks so promising, but unless it's wild and gamy, its lean meat doesn't have much flavour. news.nationalpost.com

A modest number of herbs and spices may be used during cooking as a hint or accent, or as a means of neutralizing fishy or gamy odors present. en.wikipedia.org

It's actually a mild-tasting meat and not gamy at all. missoulian.com

A nibble from the side revealed it was slightly gamy and, since it's low fat, a bit chewy. www.thestar.com

In part that's because stressed and frightened animals' bodies are flooded with adrenalin, which can impart an unpleasantly bitter, gamy flavour to the meat. www.vancouversun.com

The end result is a somewhat gamy stew of dubious ingredients. www.winnipegfreepress.com

In the meantime, we wait, stunned, and in a few weeks we'll all become quite gamy. www.lowyinterpreter.org

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Translations for „gamy“ in the English » Polish Dictionary

I . gay [geɪ] ADJ

1. gay (homosexual):

2. gay (cheerful):

II . gay [geɪ] N

1. gay (man):

2. gay (woman):

game2 [geɪm] N no pl

gaga [ˈgɑ:gɑ:] ADJ inf

Phrases:

I . gag [gæg] N

1. gag (story):

2. gag (cloth):

3. gag LAW:

II . gag <-gg-> [gæg] VB trans usu pass

1. gag (stop from talking):

2. gag (prevent freedom):

III . gag <-gg-> [gæg] VB intr

1. gag (vomit):

2. gag inf (want):

I . gang [gæŋ] N

1. gang pej (criminals):

2. gang inf (friends):

3. gang (labourers):

II . gang [gæŋ] VB intr pej

gage N trans AM

gage → gauge

See also gauge

I . gauge [geɪʤ] N

1. gauge (instrument):

2. gauge (width):

3. gauge (measure):

II . gauge [geɪʤ] VB trans

1. gauge (form):

2. gauge (measure):

gala [ˈgɑ:lə, Am ˈgeɪlə] N

I . gab <-bb-> [gæb] VB intr pej inf

II . gab [gæb] N

gad <-dd-> [gæd] VB intr inf

gap [gæp] N

1. gap:

2. gap (difference):

3. gap (missing bit):

4. gap (mountain pass):

5. gap (break):

I . gas <-es [or -sses]> [gæs] N

1. gas (substance):

2. gas no pl (fuel):

3. gas no pl inf (anaesthetic):

4. gas no pl MIL:

5. gas no pl AM inf (petrol):

6. gas no pl inf (wind):

7. gas esp AM inf (fun):

II . gas <-ss-> [gæs] VB trans

1. gas (kill):

2. gas MED:

3. gas AM:

III . gas <-ss-> [gæs] VB intr

1. gas inf (talk):

2. gas AM (fill up):

gait [geɪt] N

gall2 N no pl

gall short for gallon

See also gallon

gallon [ˈgælən] N

1. gallon Brit:

2. gallon AM:

gate [geɪt] N

1. gate (in fence):

2. gate (to city, garage):

3. gate (at airport):

4. gate (spectators):

5. gate (money):

6. gate (scandal):

gawk [gɔ:k, Am gɑ:k] VB intr inf

gaff [gæf] N

1. gaff (stick):

2. gaff Brit inf (house):

Phrases:

I . gain [geɪn] N

game² [geɪm] N no pl

gall² N no pl