Translations for „seething“ in the English » Polish Dictionary

seethe [si:ð] VB intr

1. seethe (be very angry):

seethe

kipieć [ze złości]

2. seethe water:

seethe

kotłować się

3. seethe (be full of):

to seethe with sth

roić [perf za-] się od czegoś

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English

The next thing he knew he saw his parents standing before him seething with anger at what had happened.

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They almost fall into a huge cooking pot filled with seething raw material, but somehow manage to escape.

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I have spent all my adult life turning perfectly nice coffee into a seething black mass, a sort of undrinkable treacle.

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Bob, seething, can't stop him because he does it publically in front of the press.

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The sheep-herder, a man of humble condition, directs his words to the moon in a polite but insistent tone, seething with melancholy.

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Things are more cheek by jowl, humanity more seething.

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The sisters are like two wasps seething in a jam jar, with old resentments and insecurities ever on the brink of erupting.

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There might not be a manifest public outcry, but there is definitely a seething undercurrent of remonstration against the disregard for human life.

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In another part of the room a seething mass of creepy-crawlies squirm on a tray.

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Critics praised the song's social awareness, calling the chorus a slow chant seething with desperation and fury.

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