Translations for „holey“ in the English » Polish Dictionary

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holly [ˈhɒli, Am ˈhɑ:-] N BOT

holly

ostrokrzew m

holler [ˈhɒləʳ, Am ˈhɑ:lɚ] VB intr AM inf

holler

wrzeszczeć [perf wrzasnąć]

I . volley [ˈvɒli, Am ˈvɑ:-] N

1. volley (salvo):

volley

salwa f

volley of bullets, curses

grad m

2. volley SPORTS:

volley

wolej m

II . volley [ˈvɒli, Am ˈvɑ:-] VB intr

volley

zagrać z woleja

III . volley [ˈvɒli, Am ˈvɑ:-] VB trans

to volley the ball into the net

strzelić bramkę z woleja

holder [ˈhəʊldəʳ, Am ˈhoʊldɚ] N

1. holder (owner):

holder

właściciel(ka) m (f)

holder

posiadacz(ka) m (f)

holder of a bill

okaziciel m weksla

shareholder

udziałowiec m

shareholder

akcjonariusz m

2. holder (device):

cigarette holder

cygarniczka f

pen holder

futerał m na pióro

alley [ˈæli] N

1. alley (between buildings):

alley

uliczka f

blind alley a. fig

ślepa uliczka

2. alley (in garden or park):

alley

aleja f

alley

alejka f

Phrases:

this is right up my alley AM

to mi odpowiada

hole up VB intr inf

hole up

zaszywać [perf zaszyć] się

hole up

ukrywać [perf ukryć] się

I . holiday [ˈhɒlədeɪ, Am ˈhɑ:l-] N

1. holiday Brit:

holiday (vacation)

wakacje pl

holiday (period of time)

urlop m

on holiday

na wakacjach

to take holiday

brać [perf wziąć] urlop

2. holiday (day off):

holiday

dzień m wolny od pracy

public holiday

święto nt

II . holiday [ˈhɒlədeɪ, Am ˈhɑ:l-] VB intr

holiday

spędzać [perf spędzić] wakacje

holster [ˈhəʊlstəʳ, Am ˈhoʊlstɚ] N

holster

kabura f

trolley [ˈtrɒli, Am ˈtrɑ:-] N

1. trolley esp Brit (cart):

trolley

wózek m

2. trolley AM → trolleycar

Phrases:

to be off one's trolley inf

upaść na głowę

See also trolleycar

trolleycar N AM

trolleycar

tramwaj m

holes N

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sprocket holes

dziurki prowadzące (taśmy dziurkowanej, filmowej) fpl

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English

Swap etiquette, whether spelled out or unwritten, depending on the event, forbids anything holey, torn or stained.

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The blanket ban's evidentiary basis just seems holey to me.

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Trenches narrow, floor holey and slippery so you can imagine what we look like.

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One holey dollar was worth five shillings (a quarter of one pound sterling), and one dump was worth one shilling and three pence (or one quarter of a holey dollar).

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There are many stories of holey dollars being found in unusual circumstances.

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My favourite item of clothing... is an old, holey woollen jumper which was my grandfather's.

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Or is it more likely the holey, bruised, unsightly ones that might have a bug or two inside?

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The first type of circuit has a folded waveguide geometry in which anisotropic dielectrics and holey metamaterials are which consist of arrays of subwavelength holes (see image to the right).

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By the time the holey dollar was finally demonetised in 1829, most of the 40,000 coins in circulation had been exchanged for legal tender and melted down into bullion.

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Others show holey ping pong paddles, limp utensils, and glasses that would only be fit for a cyclops.

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