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gouache: noun
touched: adjective and adverb
voucher: noun
gauche: adjective and adverb
louse: I. noun II. transitive verb
lounge: I. noun II. intransitive verb
louvre: noun
slouch: I. intransitive verb II. noun
loathe: transitive verb
couch: I. noun II. transitive verb
pouch: noun
touch: I. noun II. transitive verb III. intransitive verb
vouch: intransitive verb
touchy: adjective and adverb
lousy: adjective and adverb
cache: noun
niche: noun
crèche: noun
psyche: noun

You are viewing results spelled similarly: voucher , touched , gouache , touchy , vouch , touch , pouch , couch , loathe , slouch , louvre , lounge , louse , gauche , grouch , crouch , seiche , quiche , psyche , crèche , niche , cache , louver and lousy

gouache [guˈɑ:ʃ] N ART

gwasz m

touched [tʌtʃt] ADJ

1. touched (emotionally moved):

2. touched inf (crazy):

voucher [ˈvaʊtʃəʳ, Am -ɚ] N Brit

1. voucher:

voucher (coupon)

kupon m

voucher (used in return for goods)

voucher (used in return for goods)

talon m

luncheon voucher

2. voucher (receipt):

kwit m

gauche [gəʊʃ, Am goʊʃ] ADJ

I . louse [laʊs] N

1. louse lice ZOOL:

wesz f

2. louse -es inf (person):

obrzydliwy człowiek m

II . louse [laʊz, Am laʊs] VB trans inf

spaskudzić coś

I . lounge [laʊnʤ] N

1. lounge (at airport):

2. lounge (in hotel):

hol m

3. lounge esp Brit (room):

salon m

4. lounge Brit → lounge bar

II . lounge [laʊnʤ] VB intr Brit

to lounge around [or about]

See also lounge bar

lounge bar N Brit

bar m (ekskluzywny)

louvre, louver AM [ˈlu:vəʳ, Am -ɚ] N

1. louvre (window):

okno nt żaluzjowe

2. louvre (door):

drzwi pl żaluzjowe

I . slouch [slaʊtʃ] VB intr

garbić [perf z-] się

II . slouch [slaʊtʃ] N

przygarbienie nt

Phrases:

to be no slouch

loathe [ləʊð, Am loʊð] VB trans

I . couch [kaʊtʃ] N

1. couch (sofa):

kanapa f

2. couch (at doctor's):

3. couch (at psychiatrist's):

kozetka f

II . couch [kaʊtʃ] VB trans

formułować [perf s-]

couched in legal terminology

naszpikowany terminologią prawniczą

pouch [paʊtʃ] N

1. pouch (small bag):

worek m

leather pouch

2. pouch:

pouches pl AM (under eyes)

worki pl [pod oczami]

3. pouch (pocket):

zewnętrzna kieszeń f

pouch of kangaroo, koala

torba f

pouch of hamster

torba policzkowa

I . touch [tʌtʃ] N

1. touch no pl (ability to feel):

dotyk m

soft to the touch

miękki w dotyku

2. touch (instance of touching):

3. touch (little bit):

4. touch (addition):

dodatek m

5. touch of genius:

6. touch (way of doing):

Phrases:

to get in touch

skontaktować się

to put sb in touch with sb

skontaktować kogoś z kimś

to be in touch with sb

być z kimś w kontakcie

II . touch [tʌtʃ] VB trans

1. touch (feel with fingers, use, concern):

dotykać [perf dotknąć]

2. touch (come in contact):

sięgać [perf sięgnąć]

3. touch (eat or drink):

not to touch one's breakfast

nie tknąć nawet śniadania

4. touch (move emotionally):

poruszać [perf poruszyć]

5. touch (deal with):

to touch problems

zabierać [perf zabrać] się za rozwiązywanie problemów

Phrases:

to touch bottom

odpukać w niemalowane [drewno]

III . touch [tʌtʃ] VB intr

1. touch (feel with fingers):

dotykać [perf dotknąć]

2. touch (be in contact):

touch hands

vouch [vaʊtʃ] VB intr

to vouch for sb/sth

ręczyć [perf po-] za kogoś/coś

touchy [ˈtʌtʃi] ADJ inf

touchy person, subject:

lousy [ˈlaʊzi] ADJ pej inf

1. lousy (of poor quality):

to feel lousy

czuć [perf po-] się podle

2. lousy (meagre):

marny

3. lousy (full of lice):

Phrases:

to be lousy with sth

roić się od czegoś

cache [kæʃ] N

1. cache (stockpile):

cache of weapons

2. cache COMPUT:

cache [memory]

pamięć f podręczna

niche [ni:ʃ, Am nɪtʃ] N

1. niche fig (hollow place):

nisza f

2. niche (suitable position):

to find a niche for oneself

znaleźć swoje miejsce

crèche [kreʃ] N Brit

psyche [saɪkɪ] N

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English

The male tuxedo is a womenswear classic that is both smart and seductively louche. www.independent.co.uk

At the time, it sounded like the louche ramblings of a man who spent time in silk bathrobes. www.huffingtonpost.com

Antimony trichloride has also been used to enhance the louche effect in absinthe. en.wikipedia.org

Scribblers did their bit to burnish 990's louche reputation. news.nationalpost.com

Don't rely on some egotistical, louche left-coasters to flick their quiff in your direction. www.cnet.com

Grant was born to play many characters, all of them rather woodenly louche. www.dailymail.co.uk

But just how clear a picture of louche behavior can black paint? hyperallergic.com

There is artfulness to it, though, of a kind: louche, lively, a little loony. www.ft.com

His louche past has come in useful at times. www.express.co.uk

Otherwise, dining out was seen as a masculine and rather louche affair until the 1890s. www.telegraph.co.uk

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