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peck: I. noun II. transitive verb III. intransitive verb
pest: noun
peep: I. noun II. intransitive verb
pep: noun
pee: I. noun II. intransitive verb
peek: I. noun II. intransitive verb
peer: noun
peel: I. noun II. transitive verb III. intransitive verb
peke: noun
pea: I. noun II. adjective and adverb
peg: noun
pen: I. noun II. transitive verb
per: preposition
pet: I. noun II. adjective and adverb
pew: noun
peak: I. noun II. intransitive verb III. adjective and adverb
peal: I. noun II. intransitive verb
pear: noun
perp: noun

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I . peck [pek] N

1. peck (bite):

peck

dziobnięcie nt

2. peck fig (kiss):

peck

całusek m

II . peck [pek] VB trans

1. peck (bite with beak):

peck

dziobać [perf dziobnąć]

peck hole

wydziobywać [perf wydziobać]

2. peck (kiss quickly):

peck

całować [perf po-]

III . peck [pek] VB intr

1. peck (hit):

to peck at sth

dziobać [perf dziobnąć] coś

2. peck (nibble):

to peck at one's food

skubać [perf skubnąć] jedzenie

pest [pest] N

urwis m

I . peep¹ [pi:p] N (look)

peep

zerknięcie nt

to have [or take] a peep at sth

zerkać [perf zerknąć] na coś

II . peep¹ [pi:p] VB intr

1. peep person:

peep

zerkać [perf zerknąć]

2. peep flowers:

peep

przebijać [perf przebić] się

3. peep sun:

peep

wyglądać [perf wyjrzeć]

pep [pep] N no pl inf

pep

energia f

to be full of pep

być pełnym wigoru

I . pee [pi:] inf N no pl

pee

siusiu nt

II . pee [pi:] inf VB intr

pee

siusiać

I . peek [pi:k] N

peek

rzut m oka

to have [or take] a peek

zerkać [perf zerknąć]

II . peek [pi:k] VB intr

peek

zerkać [perf zerknąć]

to peek in [or into] sth

zaglądać [perf zajrzeć] do czegoś

to peek out of sb's pocket

wystawać komuś z kieszeni

close your eyes, don't peek

zamknij oczy, nie podglądaj

peer² [pɪəʳ, Am pɪr] N

1. peer (of equal age):

peer

rówieśnik(-iczka) m (f)

2. peer (of equal status):

peer

równy, -na sobie m, f

to be judged by one's peers

być sądzonym przez równych sobie

3. peer Brit (noble):

peer

par m

4. peer Brit POL:

peer

członek m Izby Lordów

I . peel [pi:l] N

peel

skórka f

II . peel [pi:l] VB trans

1. peel fruit, potatoes:

peel

obierać [perf obrać]

2. peel wrapping:

peel

odwijać [perf odwinąć]

III . peel [pi:l] VB intr

peel

łuszczyć się [perf z-]

peel tree

tracić [perf s-] korę

to peel easily

łatwo się obierać

peke [pi:k] N inf

peke → pekinese

pekinese <-s [or -]> [ˌpi:kɪˈni:z] N Brit

pekinese

pekińczyk m

I . pea [pi:] N

pea

groch m

pea

groszek m

Phrases:

to be like two peas in a pod

być [podobnym do siebie] jak dwie krople wody

II . pea [pi:] ADJ

pea-green

groszkowy

peg¹ [peg] N

1. peg (small hook):

peg

wieszak m

2. peg (on rope):

peg

klamerka f

3. peg (stick):

peg

palik m

tent peg

śledź m

tent peg (for guitar)

kołek m

Phrases:

a peg to hang sth on

pretekst m do czegoś

off the peg

gotowy

to take [or bring] sb down a peg [or two]

przytrzeć komuś rogów

I . pen¹ [pen] N (for writing)

pen

pióro nt

ballpoint pen

długopis m

felt-tip pen

pisak m

felt-tip pen

flamaster m

fountain pen

wieczne pióro nt

to live by one's pen [or to make one's living by the pen]

żyć z pisania

to put [or set] pen to paper

zabierać [perf zabrać] się do pisania

II . pen¹ <-nn-> [pen] VB trans

pen

pisać [perf na-]

per [pɜ:ʳ, pəʳ, Am pɜ:r, pɚ] PREP

1. per (for a):

per capita

na głowę

£5 per kilo

pięć funtów za kilogram

2. per (in a):

per annum

rocznie

100 km per hour

sto kilometrów na godzinę

per cent

procent m

3. per (by means of):

per mail

pocztą

4. per (as stated in):

[as] per account

według rachunku

as per usual inf

jak zwykle

I . pet¹ [pet] N

1. pet (animal):

pet

zwierzę nt domowe

pet shop

sklep m zoologiczny

2. pet (person):

pet

ulubieniec m

3. pet Brit inf (dear):

thank you, pet

dziękuję, skarbie

be a pet and...

bądź tak miła i...

II . pet¹ [pet] ADJ

1. pet (kept at home):

she's got a pet cat

[ona] trzyma w domu kota

2. pet (favourite):

pet

ulubiony

pet subject

konik m

Phrases:

to be sb's pet hate [or AM peeve]

doprowadzać kogoś do białej gorączki

pew [pju:] N

pew

ławka f kościelna

Phrases:

take a pew Brit iron

spocznij sobie

I . peak [pi:k] N

1. peak of career, mountain:

peak

szczyt m

2. peak Brit of hat:

peak

daszek m

II . peak [pi:k] VB intr

peak

osiągać [perf osiągnąć] szczyt

peak figures, rates

osiągać [perf osiągnąć] najwyższy poziom

peak athlete

osiągać [perf osiągnąć] szczytową formę

III . peak [pi:k] ADJ

peak

szczytowy

peak rate, level

najwyższy

peak hours

godziny fpl szczytu

I . peal [pi:l] N

1. peal (sound of bells):

peal

bicie nt

peal of laughter

salwa f

peal of thunder

łoskot m

peal of thunder

trzask m

to go [or break] into a peal of laughter

wybuchać [perf wybuchnąć] śmiechem

2. peal (set of bells):

peal

dźwięk m dzwonów

II . peal [pi:l] VB intr

1. peal:

peal thunderstorm

grzmieć [perf za-]

peal bells

bić [perf za-]

2. peal fig:

to peal with laughter

wybuchnąć śmiechem

pear [peəʳ, Am per] N

pear

gruszka f

pear tree

grusza f

perp N

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sprawca m

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Men tend to be naturally less mobile than women, particularly in their hamstrings, glutes, shoulders and pecs. www.stuff.co.nz

It was great to have the time looking at his pecs. www.smh.com.au

When it comes to key problem areas, more than half of men dislike their stomachs, while one in six wish they had bigger pecs. www.lep.co.uk

He explains that the key to great pecs is actually having a strong back! www.cnn.com

Beyond aesthetics, chest exercises improve things like throwing or climbing, or even the many everyday movements you're not aware of that engage the pecs. vitals.lifehacker.com

In fact, the 26-year-old actor shows off rock hard pecs and abs in the movie. www.tv3.ie

Sometimes they want to show off their pretentious tattoos; sometimes, it seems, they are just proud of their sagging pecs and little bellies. www.theglobeandmail.com

Chest dips work the pecs as well as the triceps, and they require a dipping machine. www.lifehacker.com.au

Suddenly, a pair of pecs thrust their way to the top of the news agenda. www.independent.co.uk

Along with tight pecs with weak back muscles and you have an imbalance that pulls the shoulder girdle away from its ideal position. www.vanguardngr.com

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I . peck [pek] N

1. peck (bite):

2. peck fig (kiss):

II . peck [pek] VB trans

1. peck (bite with beak):

2. peck (kiss quickly):

III . peck [pek] VB intr

1. peck (hit):

2. peck (nibble):

pest [pest] N

1. pest AGR:

2. pest inf (nuisance):

3. pest inf (child):

I . peep1 [pi:p] N (look)

II . peep1 [pi:p] VB intr

1. peep person:

2. peep flowers:

3. peep sun:

pep [pep] N no pl inf

I . pee [pi:] inf N no pl

II . pee [pi:] inf VB intr

I . peek [pi:k] N

II . peek [pi:k] VB intr

peer2 [pɪəʳ, Am pɪr] N

1. peer (of equal age):

2. peer (of equal status):

3. peer Brit (noble):

4. peer Brit POL:

I . peel [pi:l] N

II . peel [pi:l] VB trans

1. peel fruit, potatoes:

2. peel wrapping:

III . peel [pi:l] VB intr

peke [pi:k] N inf

peke → pekinese

See also pekinese

pekinese <-s [or -]> [ˌpi:kɪˈni:z] N Brit

I . pea [pi:] N

Phrases:

II . pea [pi:] ADJ

peg1 [peg] N

1. peg (small hook):

2. peg (on rope):

3. peg (stick):

Phrases:

I . pen1 [pen] N (for writing)

II . pen1 <-nn-> [pen] VB trans

per [pɜ:ʳ, pəʳ, Am pɜ:r, pɚ] PREP

1. per (for a):

2. per (in a):

3. per (by means of):

4. per (as stated in):

I . pet1 [pet] N

1. pet (animal):

2. pet (person):

3. pet Brit inf (dear):

II . pet1 [pet] ADJ

1. pet (kept at home):

2. pet (favourite):

Phrases:

pew [pju:] N

Phrases:

I . peak [pi:k] N

1. peak of career, mountain:

2. peak Brit of hat:

II . peak [pi:k] VB intr

III . peak [pi:k] ADJ

I . peal [pi:l] N

1. peal (sound of bells):

2. peal (set of bells):

II . peal [pi:l] VB intr

1. peal:

2. peal fig:

pear [peəʳ, Am per] N

perp N

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I . peep¹ [pi:p] N (look)

II . peep¹ [pi:p] VB intr

peer² [pɪəʳ, Am pɪr] N

peg¹ [peg] N

I . pen¹ [pen] N (for writing)

II . pen¹ <-nn-> [pen] VB trans

I . pet¹ [pet] N

II . pet¹ [pet] ADJ